Month: March 2016

CMC Education Foundation hosts 27th Academic Awards

On March 18, 2016, the Clarksville-Montgomery County Education Foundation hosted the 27th year of student academic award recognition. The purpose of the Academic Awards Banquet is to honor students in the highest manner for academic excellence. To receive the academic achievement award, a student must maintain a 93 grade average with no grade lower than 85 in any one subject.

Students who are first- or second-year winners are honored at school assemblies in May and third year recipients are invited to be recognized at the Foundation sponsored banquet with their parents. This year, our annual awards banquet honored 191 high school students. Additionally, 846 students received awards for the first or second year.

Education Foundation Hosts Teacher of the Year Reception

On the evening of March 8, 2016, one hundred teachers received Teacher of The Year awards from the Education Foundation. Each recipient was chosen based off the nominations of fellow staff members in regards to the recipients’ dedication and hard work. The Education Foundation hosted a reception with light refreshments for the teachers at CMCSS Central Office, and they were also individually recognized at the CMCSS School Board meeting that followed.

2016-2017 Teacher of the Year by School

School	Teacher
Middle College	9-12: Cresta McGowan
Montgomery Central High	9-12: Jessica Krumel
Northeast High	9-12:  Bradley Hutson
Northwest High	9-12:  Kim Slight ***
Rossview High	9-12:  Kimberly Herndon
West Creek High	9-12:  Seth Ramsey
Kenwood Middle	5-8:  Erin Engler
New Providence Middle	5-8:  Margaret Johnson
Northeast Middle	5-8: Jennifer Halley
Richview Middle	5-8:  Christy Welch
Rossview Middle	5-8: Diane Eastham
West Creek Middle	5-8: David Wilee
BARKERS MILL	PreK-4: Christy Mauk, 5-8: Jennifer Curry
BARKSDALE	PreK-4:  Liz Moser
BURT	Prek-4:  Belinda Cornell, 5-8: Clarence Kendrick
BYRNS DARDEN Elementary	PreK-4:  Eleya Robertson
Carmel Elementary	PreK-4: Kimberly Homan***
Cumberland Heights Elem.	Prek-4:  Angela Welborn
East Montgomery Elementary	PreK-4:  Jennie Lee, 5-8: Ruth Coats
Glenellen ES	Prek-4: Angela Figueroa,
Hazelwood ES	Prek-4: Joan Chrisman, 5-8: Susan Taylor
Kenwood ES	PreK-4: Laura Wellhousen , 5-8: Robin Mang
Liberty	PreK-4: Ashlie Perry  , 5-8: Jeff Rauscher
Minglewood ES	PreK-4: Deborah Chancellor , 5-8: Elizabeth Thomas
Montgomery Central ES	PreK-4: Lorie Taylor, 5-8: Suzanne Wolard
MOORE	PreK-4: Jessica Arnold,  5-8: Michelle O’Bryant
NORMAN SMITH ES	PreK-4: Megan Koewler,
Northeast ES	PreK-4: Angel Dominique, 5-8: Jason Jackson
Oakland	PreK-4:  Ashley Meece, 5-8:  Audrey Jones
Pisgah Elementary	Prek-4: Amanda Hodges, 5-8: Cynthia Smith
Ringgold ES	Prek-4:  Kristina Davis, 5-8: Jamie Hormuth
Rossview ES	PreK-4:  Jennifer Menees***, 5-8: Angel Furcolowe
Sango ES	Prek-4:Krissy Crocker, 5-8: Pamela Moses
ST.B   ES	Prek-4:  Micah Damron
West Creek ES	PreK-4:  Jennifer Weston, 5-8: Sarah Kingston
WOODLAWN ES	PreK-4:  Holly Bucy, 5-8:  Joy Coy

 

City Saver raises $190,000 for public education

To celebrate the close of the Annual City Saver coupon book campaign and reward Clarksville-Montgomery County elementary and middle school students who participated, a party was held at the APSU Foy Center on Saturday, February 27.

At the event, City Saver’s Tom Beach presented the CMC Education Foundation with a check for $190,000! Money raised will benefit CMCSS Schools. The Education Foundation would like to thank all who participated in this year’s fundraiser.

CMCSS and the CMC Education Foundation have partnered to sponsor the City Saver Education Funding Campaign for six years. This year’s campaign ran from January 15 – February 12, 2016. Last year’s campaign raised over $200,000 for local schools and the CMC Education Foundation, with a total of $1 million raised over the past five years.