Congratulations to our very own Sam Segraves for making All District and Chloe Crum for All Academic for Girls.
There will be no school at Clarksburg Schools on February 19th due the Presidents' Day Holiday.
Enjoy the extended weekend!
Our FFA members would like to invite all of our local farmers to a breakfast on Friday, February 23rd to show our appreciation to our farming community! This FFA sponsored breakfast will be held in the School Library from 7:30 a.m. till 8:30 a.m.
Today is National School Resource Officer Appreciation Day. Clarksburg school salutes Deputy Tommy Decanter and Deputy Michael Verner for their tireless daily contributions to our school’s safety and security protocols. They are essential to our safe, daily operations. According to Dr. Norris, Director of Schools for South Carroll SSD, “Both officers are well trained and energetic towards meeting the needs of our student population. We are thankful for their leadership and the constant pursuit of protecting students and staff.”
Important Information for our Juniors at Clarksburg High School: The Act Test will be given at Clarksburg High School on Tuesday, April 9th. The test will start at 8:00 a.m. and will conclude around lunchtime the same day.
The 2024-2025 school year calendar.
Just a quick reminder that we cannot accept any Valentine's Day deliveries at school. Thank you for your cooperation and have a Happy Valentine's Day.
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The first round of the girls district tournament will be CHS vs WC at Clarksburg Monday night at 6:00. Admission is $8.00 with the exception of boy basketball players and managers. No one else will be admitted free. Employment, retired, and passes cannot be used.
Season Basketball passes purchased from the school can’t be used for tournament games but the TSSAA passes admit 2 and TACA passes admit 1.
Clarksburg High School Cheerleaders are admitted free.
Boys will play Halls at Halls Tuesday night at 6:00.
The first round of the girls district tournament will be CHS vs WC at Clarksburg Monday night at 6:00. Admission is $8.00 with the exception of boy basketball players and managers. No one else will be admitted free. Employment, retired, and passes cannot be used.
Boys will play Halls at Halls Tuesday night at 6:00.
Our first meeting of the Clarksburg PTO will be Thursday, February 22nd @ 6:30 in the high school library. Everyone is welcome to attend.
A quick reminder: There will be no school for students on Monday, February 12th. This is a Scheduled Professional Development day for teachers. Parent Teacher Conference will be held on this day (February 12th) from 3-6 p.m. Students enjoy the long weekend and Parents we will see you Monday night from 3-6 p.m.
Congratulations to our Clarksburg Students of the Month for the Month of January.
Good things are happening at Clarksburg School.
The Clarksburg Junior High Cheer Team is selling old cheer uniforms. They are $15.00 for a top and $15 for a bottom. Purchase a part of Clarksburg history today!
Bring your phones to light up the gym for the Seniors at tomorrow nights game.
Correction.
Clarkburg Students get in free at tomorrow nights game!
We will see you there!
Take some time to vote for our Very own Samantha Seagraves for the Jackson Sun Girls Athelete of the week, the poll closes at 5 p.m. thisThursday.
https://www.jacksonsun.com/story/sports/high-school/2024/02/05/tssaa-basketball-vote-jackson-area-girls-athlete-of-week-for-jan-30-feb-3-haylen-ayers-micah-hart/72371827007/
Ms. Stoke's Senior JAG Class had a special guest speaker last week to discuss Jobs for Tennessee Graduates; none other than Mr. John Dwyer the President and CEO of JAG. It was a great time of learning and sharing from the President of JAG. We are so grateful he chose to take time out of his busy schedule to visit and share with our students at Clarksburg.
Good things are happening at Clarksburg School.
A quick bio about Mr. John Dwyer:
After 29 years as a TV Broadcaster, John Dwyer is President & CEO of JAG Tennessee (formerly JTG), a Jobs for America's Graduates affiliate; under Dwyer's
leadership, JAGTN has expanded to 31 programs in 20 counties. In the last seven years, JAGTN has earned the prestigious "5-of-5" Award, the highest JAG honor reflecting graduation rate and positive outcomes after high school.
Information about JAG:
https://www.jobsfortngrads.org/
Ms. Mary's 2nd Grade class took an educational excursion to the Casey Jones Village in Jackson Tennessee. Ms. Mary's second-grade class learned about Casey Jones and the history of rail travel and commerce in the United States; and also had a good time.
Good things are happening at Clarksburg School!
The students in grades 8-12 at Clarksburg School participated in the Be Pro Be Proud movement to bring a new generation of pride, progress & professionals to North America’s skilled workforce. Students had the opportunity to use simulations to operate heavy equipment, drive semi trucks, weld, perform construction repairs and more.
Good things are happening at Clarksburg School.
A major perk of our small town school is our excellent ability to collaborate. Anatomy & Physiology learned directional terminology and body cavities through a "gingerbread man dissection" last week. Today they practiced suturing with Mrs. Derryberry's Small Animal Science. Talk about a full circle learning moment.
Good things are happening at Clarksburg School.
