High School

The 2024 championship will be held at Kenwood High School.

TN Promise CMCSS Seniors may be eligible to apply for the TN Promise. As explained by the TN Higher Education Commission & Student Assistance Corporation, “Tennessee resident/U.S. citizen/eligible non-citizen/students who graduate from an eligible high school, homeschool, or earn a GED/HISET (prior to 19th birthday) can receive an award at an eligible postsecondary institution toward tuition and mandatory fees after all other gift aid has been first applied.” Several eligibility requirements apply, including: Students must attend mandatory meetings and participate in a mentoring program. College students must attend full-time and continue participating in the mentoring program. Students must perform 8 hours of community service prior to each term the award is received. Learn more about eligibility requirements here. To access the TN Promise application, click here. The deadline for seniors to apply for the TN Promise is November 1, 2024. Resources for parents and guardians. Student Portal STOP. DROP. FAFSA Event – January 6 – 17, 2025 Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) All CMCSS high schools will host a Stop, Drop, FAFSA event between January 6 – 17, 2025. School leaders will help students understand the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) process, answer questions regarding the application, and assist with the next steps. Confusion surrounding the FAFSA application process is one of the most common reasons students do not fill out the forms. School leaders encourage all CMCSS Seniors to complete the application to know of any available aid. Many colleges, universities, and technical schools require completion of the FAFSA as part of the admission process, whether students qualify or not. The TN Promise requires completion of the application by April 15, 2025. For families who may have questions or need additional assistance understanding the application process, CMCSS has several helpful resources. There were major changes […]

Dyslexia screenings are open to all Montgomery County children, 4-years to 12th-grade.

CMCSS announcements for high school principal and assistant principals.

Several administrator announcements were made in June 2024.

Director of High Schools, Director of Student Services, and more were announced in May 2024.

Point of Pride awards were announced during the April 23 meeting.

All CMCSS graduations will be live-streamed via the links below. Streams will not be active until the scheduled graduation time indicated. A recorded version of the graduation will be available following the ceremonies on the CMCSS YouTube page. Adult Education May 22, 20244:00 p.m. Watch Live Adult High School May 22, 202412:00 p.m. Watch Live Clarksville High School May 23, 20247:00 p.m. Watch Live CMCSS K-12 Virtual School May 22, 20242:00 p.m. Watch Live Kenwood High School May 25, 20243:00 p.m. Watch Live Kirkwood High School May 24, 20244:00 p.m. Watch Live Middle College at APSU May 22, 202410:00 a.m. Watch Live Montgomery Central High School May 25, 202412:00 p.m. Watch Live Northeast High School May 25, 20249:00 a.m. Watch Live Northwest High School May 24, 20247:00 p.m. Watch Live Rossview High School May 23, 20244:00 p.m. Watch Live West Creek High School May 25, 20246:00 p.m. Watch Live

Point of Pride awards are presented to students, faculty, and staff.

On the afternoon of Monday, April 8, we will be able to observe a partial solar eclipse in Clarksville-Montgomery County.