April Summary

Our 2017 – 2018 CBL Challenges and Solutions have been completed.  We have impacted our Community in many ways.  We have invested 7168 hours in our community during our year.  The CBL year began as students were divided into groups based on the August interest survey they completed.  10 Groups began the process of working through the Challenge Based Learning  format: 

Big Idea -> Essential Questions -> Challenge -> Guiding Questions/Activities -> Solution -> Implementation

We conclude our year with our Solution Symposium on May 4. Groups show their peers, and invited community leaders, their Solution Videos.  The implementation process is ongoing, and the impact is far reaching.

 

Health and Fitness:  Hardison/Lindsey

Challenge: Complete 2 Phase Challenge:

1. Follow up Report on Pollard Road/Downtown B-cycle stations.
2. How can we continue to impact the Health of our community by installing Outdoor Exercise Equipment at sites to be determined.

Solution: 2 Phase:

1. Submit Follow Up Report on B-cycles (Pollard Road Station/Downtown site) to CMCCHF.
2. Secured locations for new outdoor exercise equipment – based on survey results and consultation with Montgomery County Parks and Recreation – Riverwalk Park extension, and Civitan Park (Bellamy Lane).
3. Submit grant for 2018 -2019.

 

Mentoring:  Christmas/Burroughs

Challenge: How can we assist with peer mentoring in our  Clarksville Academy community?

Solution: Establish an ongoing Ambassador program, working with Clarksville Academy’s admission office and Director of Admissions Amy Burchett.

 

Construction:  Moore

Challenge: How can we impact our Community by construction?

Solution:  Partnered with Literacy Group to design and create Little Free Library structures to donate to community.  Researched supplies and created list, acquired supplies for construction of 2 Little Free Libraries. Completed construction.

 

Literacy:  Stonesifer

Challenge: How can we provide access to Free Reading material to  residents of our Community?

Solution: Secure Locations for Little Free Library (1st at YMCA), oversee construction of little libraries, applied for and received charter number for Little Libraries, listed on national registry of LittleFreeLibrary.org.

 

Food Production:  Boyd/Walker

Challenge: How can we encourage  our community to invest in home micro-gardening?

Solution: Increased micro gardening participants, and constructed/distributed DYI gardening kits.

 

Clarksville Culture and Heritage:  Beach/Trent

Challenge: How can we impact our Community utilizing our unique Clarksville Montgomery County History?

Performing Arts:  Pitt/Hollis

Challenge: How can we impact our community utilizing Performing Arts?

Solution: Partner with local playwright-Shana Thornton, Roxy Regional Theater manager – Ryan Bowie and Montgomery County Government, to perform Montgomery County Chronicles which documents our Clarksville Culture and unique Heritage, assisting with Poster design and PR, Costumes, Music, PowerPoint, Set Images, auditioned for parts, coordinated practices, defined roles. Play scheduled to be presented at Roxy Regional Theater May 3 and May 5.

 

Food Security:  Burkhart/Bragg

Challenge: How can we assist our  community in the area of Food Security?

Solution: Designed group T-shirts, volunteered at Manna Cafe Food Distribution Center, donated Bread to Loaves and Fishes Food Distribution Center, Volunteered/Served Lunch at Loaves and Fishes, Delivered Jingle Bell Food Drive items, Donated items to The Well, Hosted Fall Festival Booth Fundraiser, Hosted Thanksgiving Bake Sale, Hosted Breakfast with Santa, Painted Bowls for Empty Bowls Event.

Partnered with Vicki Oguin – Loaves and Fishes Kitchen manager, Sara Miller-Manna Cafe Volunteer Coordinator, The Well- Jeff and Misty Shocklee.

 

Beautification

Challenge: How can we contribute public artwork to our community?

Solution: Continued forward progress on Downtown Kite Mural, in partnership with Clarksville Arts and Heritage Council, receiving approval for design by DRB, Established partnership with Montgomery County Humane Society to create additional public work of Art on local recycling bin: created design, created stencils, and completed project.

 

Recreation:  Magrans

Challenge: How can we, using Recreation, impact Health (both physical and mental) of our community and increase our local park usage ?

Solution: Received CMCCHF.

Grant: $25,330.00, Oversee installation of Holes 10-18 at Rotary Park Disc Golf Course, upgraded data on QR code, Submit followup report.

Honors Biology

Honors biology students presented research on genetic disorders, and then used k’nex to model DNA replication.

 

Honors A&P

Honors anatomy students devised a procedure to determine which brand of antacid was the most effective at neutralizing stomach pH.

 

 

Steak Dinner

The Show Choir put on another fantastic show!  All 3 choirs did a great job and the evening was a huge success!

 

Clarksville Academy Night

Every Wednesday night at Firehouse Subs.  Please go by either the Madison Street store or the Wilma Rudolph store and let them know you are with Clarksville Academy.  Clarksville Academy will receive 15% of the sale.  Every Wednesday night is Clarksville Academy Night at Firehouse Subs.

 

CAA

Clarksville Academy Association (CAA) is the parent volunteer association of Clarksville Academy. There are many opportunities throughout the school year for parents, guardians, and grandparents to get involved by volunteering your time and/or contributions. We certainly hope you will join us in making CA an even greater place for our children, faculty and staff!  Please contact Beth Mabry on how to get involved. bethfmabry@gmail.com.

 

Teacher Treats

Each grade level will have the opportunity one time during the school year to provide Teacher Treats. You may contribute snacks, treats, drinks or a monetary donation to help purchase treats. Please watch for your grade’s week and contact your representative.

 

Box Top Contest

The CAA invites everyone to participate in our Box Tops Contest this year! When you turn in your Box Tops please label the baggie with your student’s name, grade and teacher (Lower School). A tally will be kept of all box top returns and a Pizza party will be awarded to the class with the most labels returned!

 

FCA

The Fellowship of Christian Athletes would like to invite everyone to be a part of FCA this year! High School will meet in room #118 Coach Trent’s Room, Intermediate School will meet in Mrs. Drake’s room. Please make plans to attend Wednesdays at 7:15am, everyone is welcome!

 

Social Media

Please like us on Facebook—Clarksville Academy, follow us on Twitter—CACougarsTN, and on our new Sports Information Twitter—CACougarsSports.

 

Photos

Throughout the year if you take photos at various school events and would like to submit them for possible use in the yearbook or for marketing purposes, please send them to photos@clarksvilleacademy.com.

Steak Dinner

Intermediate School Choir had a great time performing at Steak Dinner!  All choirs did a fantastic job!

 

Clarksville Academy Night

Every Wednesday night at Firehouse Subs.  Please go by either the Madison Street store or the Wilma Rudolph store and let them know you are with Clarksville Academy.  Clarksville Academy will receive 15% of the sale.  Every Wednesday night is Clarksville Academy Night at Firehouse Subs.

 

CAA

Clarksville Academy Association (CAA) is the parent volunteer association of Clarksville Academy. There are many opportunities throughout the school year for parents, guardians, and grandparents to get involved by volunteering your time and/or contributions. We certainly hope you will join us in making CA an even greater place for our children, faculty and staff!  Please contact Beth Mabry on how to get involved. bethfmabry@gmail.com.

 

Teacher Treats

Each grade level will have the opportunity one time during the school year to provide Teacher Treats. You may contribute snacks, treats, drinks or a monetary donation to help purchase treats. Please watch for your grade’s week and contact your representative.

 

Box Top Contest

The CAA invites everyone to participate in our Box Tops Contest this year! When you turn in your Box Tops please label the baggie with your student’s name, grade and teacher (Lower School). A tally will be kept of all box top returns and a Pizza party will be awarded to the class with the most labels returned!

 

FCA

The Fellowship of Christian Athletes would like to invite everyone to be a part of FCA this year! High School will meet in room #118 Coach Trent’s Room, Intermediate School will meet in Mrs. Drake’s room. Please make plans to attend Wednesdays at 7:15am, everyone is welcome!

 

Social Media

Please like us on Facebook—Clarksville Academy, follow us on Twitter—CACougarsTN, and on our new Sports Information Twitter—CACougarsSports.

 

Photos

Throughout the year if you take photos at various school events and would like to submit them for possible use in the yearbook or for marketing purposes, please send them to photos@clarksvilleacademy.com.

FUSE

4th and 5th grade students from the FUSE program had a wonderful trip to the Hermitage, home of President Andrew Jackson.  Students toured the plantation grounds, mansion, and museum exhibits.  They also participated in a hands-on history class, where they evaluated items used in the past.  The beautiful weather made for a perfect day learning about America’s history!

4th and 5th grade FUSE Social Studies students wrote reflections on their class graffiti wall about their field trip to The Hermitage.  Students noted their favorite parts of the trip, the most interesting things they learned, things they found to be surprising, and things they would like to know more about.

Fifth grade FUSE science students created children’s books about a planet of their choice. Students researched facts about their planet to include in their fictional story before completing a story map and storyboards. They shared their finished products during a “gallery walk” in class.

Steak Dinner

We were so proud of our lower school students and their hard work at Steak Dinner!

Kindergarten

Mrs. Samuels’ class applied what they have been studying about 3-D objects in class by creating a cube with coffee straws and large marshmallows. They worked as a team to build a large cube together, making sure to have 8 vertices and 6 flat surfaces. After the groups were successful each student built a mini version using toothpicks and mini marshmallows. All the students agreed that the team work cube was easier because they had more hands to help support the sides when putting the top on the cube. Next week we will begin our study of measurement.

1^st Grade

First Grade had a great time learning about the life cycle of a butterfly. Our reading story for the week was “A Butterfly Grows”. Students created the different stages of the life cycle using noodles. Each class participated in a directed drawing to create a unique butterfly. To go along with their drawing, students wrote a cinquain poem composed of five lines that do not rhyme. The drawings and poems look fantastic in our hallway display. Make sure you take a look!

2^nd Grade

Throughout the week, second grade students reviewed the parts of speech. The students created an alliteration using 1 verb, 2 adjectives, and 2 nouns. They created a sweet display as they wrote their alliteration on an ice cream sundae.

Science News

Third graders investigated Matter and experimented with “semi solids”.  They created slime, mixing glue, water, and a borax solution. We discussed states of matter, and physical properties of matter.

First graders investigate Force and Motion, experimenting with How can we change the way objects move? Students engineered a design constructed of mailing tubes.  We used the tubes to determine directional flow of objects.  Students QUICKLY realized that adding an incline increases speed.  We discussed mass,  and it’s effect on speed, as we compared speed times of golf balls and whiffle balls.

Continuing their study of Energy, second grade investigates how light travels.  To demonstrate that light travels in a straight line, students punched holes in index cards.  Aligning the holes, with straws, they were able to create a pathway for light to travel.  We also investigated materials that were transparent and opaque.

3^rd Grade

Students have been learning about fractions using multiple strategies. Students used hands-on fraction pieces, fraction drawings/labels using different shapes, representing fractions on a number line, and completion of board problems individually and in partners.

Students learned about Weather and Clouds using a variety of strategies.  Students created weather instrument flip books, tracked weather data, created Cloud types keynote presentations and made Cloud types posters illustrated with cotton balls. Students wrapped up their studies and received extra credit by creating their own weather instruments.

 

Clarksville Academy Night

Every Wednesday night at Firehouse Subs.  Please go by either the Madison Street store or the Wilma Rudolph store and let them know you are with Clarksville Academy.  Clarksville Academy will receive 15% of the sale.  Every Wednesday night is Clarksville Academy Night at Firehouse Subs.

 

CAA

Clarksville Academy Association (CAA) is the parent volunteer association of Clarksville Academy. There are many opportunities throughout the school year for parents, guardians, and grandparents to get involved by volunteering your time and/or contributions. We certainly hope you will join us in making CA an even greater place for our children, faculty and staff!  Please contact Beth Mabry on how to get involved. bethfmabry@gmail.com.

 

Teacher Treats

Each grade level will have the opportunity one time during the school year to provide Teacher Treats. You may contribute snacks, treats, drinks or a monetary donation to help purchase treats. Please watch for your grade’s week and contact your representative.

 

Box Top Contest

The CAA invites everyone to participate in our Box Tops Contest this year! When you turn in your Box Tops please label the baggie with your student’s name, grade and teacher (Lower School). A tally will be kept of all box top returns and a Pizza party will be awarded to the class with the most labels returned!

 

Social Media

Please like us on Facebook—Clarksville Academy, follow us on Twitter—CACougarsTN, and on our new Sports Information Twitter—CACougarsSports.

 

Photos

Throughout the year if you take photos at various school events and would like to submit them for possible use in the yearbook or for marketing purposes, please send them to photos@clarksvilleacademy.com.

Steak Dinner

Steak Dinner was a huge success! Thank you to everyone who came to support our students!  Thank you to all the parents and grandparents and who spent countless hours volunteering their time helping to prepare for the event.  A special thank you to Mrs. Hollis & Mrs. Thomas for all their work preparing our students for the amazing show!

FCA

The Fellowship of Christian Athletes would like to invite everyone to be a part of FCA this year! High School will meet in room #118 Coach Trent’s Room, Intermediate School will meet in Mrs. Drake’s room. Please make plans to attend Wednesdays at 7:15am, everyone is welcome!

 

Clarksville Academy Night

Every Wednesday night at Firehouse Subs.  Please go by either the Madison Street store or the Wilma Rudolph store and let them know you are with Clarksville Academy.  Clarksville Academy will receive 15% of the sale.  Every Wednesday night is Clarksville Academy Night at Firehouse Subs.

 

CAA

Clarksville Academy Association (CAA) is the parent volunteer association of Clarksville Academy. There are many opportunities throughout the school year for parents, guardians, and grandparents to get involved by volunteering your time and/or contributions. We certainly hope you will join us in making CA an even greater place for our children, faculty and staff!  Please contact Beth Mabry on how to get involved. bethfmabry@gmail.com.

 

Teacher Treats

Each grade level will have the opportunity one time during the school year to provide Teacher Treats. You may contribute snacks, treats, drinks or a monetary donation to help purchase treats. Please watch for your grade’s week and contact your representative.

 

Box Top Contest

The CAA invites everyone to participate in our Box Tops Contest this year! When you turn in your Box Tops please label the baggie with your student’s name, grade and teacher (Lower School). A tally will be kept of all box top returns and a Pizza party will be awarded to the class with the most labels returned!

 

FCA

The Fellowship of Christian Athletes would like to invite everyone to be a part of FCA this year! High School will meet in room #118 Coach Trent’s Room, Intermediate School will meet in Mrs. Drake’s room. Please make plans to attend Wednesdays at 7:15am, everyone is welcome!

 

Social Media

Please like us on Facebook—Clarksville Academy, follow us on Twitter—CACougarsTN, and on our new Sports Information Twitter—CACougarsSports.

 

Photos

Throughout the year if you take photos at various school events and would like to submit them for possible use in the yearbook or for marketing purposes, please send them to photos@clarksvilleacademy.com.

 

Important Dates

April 21—Prom

May 23—Last Day Lower School

May 25—Graduation

Key Club

Clarksville Academy Key Club had a fantastic time at District Convention in Lexington, KY over the weekend of March 16th – 18th. On the first night, club members got to hear guest speaker Judson Laipply of the famous youtube video “Evolution of Dance” and watch him perform the dance. On Saturday morning, members participated in learning the dance steps and perform their own version of “Evolution of Dance”. The morning session also included a service project in which the students worked on blankets for the Linus Project. 

We are proud to announce that CA brought home 2 trophies in the talent area. Akanee Angel won 1st place in Video, you can watch the video on youtube at https://m.youtube.com/watch?feature=youtu.be&v=6r3Kc_FJhsI. Jenny Li and Christy Zheng earn a second place trophy for their poster project entry. 

Christy Zheng ran for the District Office of Treasurer. After 2 nights of grueling question and answer sessions, she won the seat. We are excited to have 2 CA club member serving on the district board, Christy and Brandon Walker. Brandon was elected as the Division 15 Lieutenant Governor. We are very proud of our club and it’s members, in total our 49 members performed over 2,000 service hours. 

 

 

Talent Show

Several Intermediate and Upper School students shared their talents in the annual Talent Show on Friday, March 26th. Pictured from left to right are Justin Gao (12) piano, Summer Long (11) comedy, Dulce De La Rosa (11) singing and ukulele, Tyler Jones (11) singing, Trevor Boling (6) guitar, CJ McGowan (7) singing and guitar, Ben Truex (11) guitar. These students rocked!

The CA Talent show is a prom fundraiser for the junior class.

 

Clarksville Academy Night

Every Wednesday night at Firehouse Subs.  Please go by either the Madison Street store or the Wilma Rudolph store and let them know you are with Clarksville Academy.  Clarksville Academy will receive 15% of the sale.  Every Wednesday night is Clarksville Academy Night at Firehouse Subs.

 

CAA

Clarksville Academy Association (CAA) is the parent volunteer association of Clarksville Academy. There are many opportunities throughout the school year for parents, guardians, and grandparents to get involved by volunteering your time and/or contributions. We certainly hope you will join us in making CA an even greater place for our children, faculty and staff!  Please contact Beth Mabry on how to get involved. bethfmabry@gmail.com.

 

Teacher Treats

Each grade level will have the opportunity one time during the school year to provide Teacher Treats. You may contribute snacks, treats, drinks or a monetary donation to help purchase treats. Please watch for your grade’s week and contact your representative.

 

Box Top Contest

The CAA invites everyone to participate in our Box Tops Contest this year! When you turn in your Box Tops please label the baggie with your student’s name, grade and teacher (Lower School). A tally will be kept of all box top returns and a Pizza party will be awarded to the class with the most labels returned!

 

FCA

The Fellowship of Christian Athletes would like to invite everyone to be a part of FCA this year! High School will meet in room #118 Coach Trent’s Room, Intermediate School will meet in Mrs. Drake’s room. Please make plans to attend Wednesdays at 7:15am, everyone is welcome!

 

Social Media

Please like us on Facebook—Clarksville Academy, follow us on Twitter—CACougarsTN, and on our new Sports Information Twitter—CACougarsSports.

 

Photos

Throughout the year if you take photos at various school events and would like to submit them for possible use in the yearbook or for marketing purposes, please send them to photos@clarksvilleacademy.com.

Builder’s Club

The Intermediate School had a 3-week fund-raising campaign for the Leukemia and Lymphoma Society, called “Pennies for Patients’. The money collected goes to patients and research of blood-related cancer. The Intermediate school managed to raise a total of $810.61, of which $691.61 were coins. The 6th Grade was the champion collecting $473.82, the 8th grade came in runner-up with $222.37. The highest donor was Chloe Jenkins who brought in $179.86 worth of coins. Thank you all for your effort in rounding up all the loose change.

6th Grade

Sixth Grade finished their Unit on Ancient Greece by traveling to Nashville for a tour of the Parthenon Museum at Centennial Park. Students were shown the giant stage of Athena and learned information about the construction of the Parthenon and history of the structure. Many stories of Greece myths and Legends were discussed during our tour. As a culminating project, students are creating travel brochures to highlight a trip to Greece.

Math Team

The Math Team had the following Award recipients. Avery King (8th grade) and Drew Miller (4th Grade) are in the Top 15% in Nation and Anna Hellums  (5th grade) is in Top 10% in the nation! Congratulations to these students.

 

Talent Show

Several Intermediate and Upper School students shared their talents in the annual Talent Show on Friday, March 26th. Pictured from left to right are Justin Gao (12) piano, Summer Long (11) comedy, Dulce De La Rosa (11) singing and ukulele, Tyler Jones (11) singing, Trevor Boling (6) guitar, CJ McGowan (7) singing and guitar, Ben Truex (11) guitar. These students rocked!

The CA Talent show is a prom fundraiser for the junior class.

 

Clarksville Academy Night

Every Wednesday night at Firehouse Subs.  Please go by either the Madison Street store or the Wilma Rudolph store and let them know you are with Clarksville Academy.  Clarksville Academy will receive 15% of the sale.  Every Wednesday night is Clarksville Academy Night at Firehouse Subs.

 

CAA

Clarksville Academy Association (CAA) is the parent volunteer association of Clarksville Academy. There are many opportunities throughout the school year for parents, guardians, and grandparents to get involved by volunteering your time and/or contributions. We certainly hope you will join us in making CA an even greater place for our children, faculty and staff!  Please contact Beth Mabry on how to get involved. bethfmabry@gmail.com.

 

Teacher Treats

Each grade level will have the opportunity one time during the school year to provide Teacher Treats. You may contribute snacks, treats, drinks or a monetary donation to help purchase treats. Please watch for your grade’s week and contact your representative.

 

Box Top Contest

The CAA invites everyone to participate in our Box Tops Contest this year! When you turn in your Box Tops please label the baggie with your student’s name, grade and teacher (Lower School). A tally will be kept of all box top returns and a Pizza party will be awarded to the class with the most labels returned!

 

FCA

The Fellowship of Christian Athletes would like to invite everyone to be a part of FCA this year! High School will meet in room #118 Coach Trent’s Room, Intermediate School will meet in Mrs. Drake’s room. Please make plans to attend Wednesdays at 7:15am, everyone is welcome!

 

Social Media

Please like us on Facebook—Clarksville Academy, follow us on Twitter—CACougarsTN, and on our new Sports Information Twitter—CACougarsSports.

 

Photos

Throughout the year if you take photos at various school events and would like to submit them for possible use in the yearbook or for marketing purposes, please send them to photos@clarksvilleacademy.com.

1st Grade

Students made a picture or design from a “squiggle”.  Then students wrote a story about their picture focusing on the writing trait Conventions. 

 

Science Lab News

Mrs. Askew brought in an adult chicken so 1st, 2nd, and 3rd Graders could see chicks in Mrs. Williams room, and an adult.  We also discussed the term Life Cycle.

Third grade created barometers, noting the effect of changing the air pressure on the device.  We used mason jars, balloons, toothpicks and rubber bands.  We looked at weather instruments including rain gauges, barometers, and anemometers.

 

First graders compared solids and their solubility in water. We also compared liquids and their ability to flow.  We investigated mixing different solids predicting changes that would occur when they are mixed.

2nd graders explored matter this week in Science Lab.  Using Balance Scales, we equalized mass and compared weights.  We determined “least mass” and “most mass” of a variety of items.

2nd Grade

Second graders had so much fun getting ready for Grandparent’s Day. From poems, to cards, to portraits, they covered them all. We love our grandparents so much!

3rd Grade

The third graders culminated their unit on Asia with a Korean presentation by Dr. Grace Moon. 
The students learned about many of the traditions and customs of the Korean culture. They were taught the correct way to bow to show respect to your elders. 

FUSE

FUSE math students were treated to a guest speaker on Tuesday, March 20.  Local architect, Josh Wright, presented students with lots of great information about the importance of math in architecture and in life.  Mr. Wright talked about the use of fractions and a scale ruler as he showed students the design plans for The Listening Room Cafe in Nashville, TN, and the floor plan for FUSE student, Spencer Lee’s home addition.  He also discussed the use of the computer program, Sketchup, to create 3D models of buildings and showed us how he can place the models on images from Google Earth to get a realistic view of the appearance of a building in the real world.  He demonstrated the software as he showed us a hotel and apartment building he’s designing on the Public Square in Russellville, KY.  Mr. Wright also shared information about how to determine project costs and income.  Students enjoyed donuts provided by Mr. Wright as he discussed the radius and diameter of a circle.  His discussion and examples were excellent to reinforce the skills we’re currently learning in 4th and 5th grade including fractions, perimeter, area, and volume.  Students asked great questions and really enjoyed the presentation.

Math Team

The Math Team had the following Award recipients. Avery King (8th grade) and Drew Miller (4th Grade) are in the Top 15% in Nation and Anna Hellums  (5th grade) is in Top 10% in the nation! Congratulations to these students.

Spelling Bee

Congratulations to Tanner Wilson (5th grade) for his win in the Spelling Bee.  Jay Patel came in 2nd (3rd grade) and Preston Little (4th grade) came in 3rd.  We are so proud of each student who participated in school bee!

 

Clarksville Academy Night

Every Wednesday night at Firehouse Subs.  Please go by either the Madison Street store or the Wilma Rudolph store and let them know you are with Clarksville Academy.  Clarksville Academy will receive 15% of the sale.  Every Wednesday night is Clarksville Academy Night at Firehouse Subs.

 

CAA

Clarksville Academy Association (CAA) is the parent volunteer association of Clarksville Academy. There are many opportunities throughout the school year for parents, guardians, and grandparents to get involved by volunteering your time and/or contributions. We certainly hope you will join us in making CA an even greater place for our children, faculty and staff!  Please contact Beth Mabry on how to get involved. bethfmabry@gmail.com.

 

Teacher Treats

Each grade level will have the opportunity one time during the school year to provide Teacher Treats. You may contribute snacks, treats, drinks or a monetary donation to help purchase treats. Please watch for your grade’s week and contact your representative.

 

Box Top Contest

The CAA invites everyone to participate in our Box Tops Contest this year! When you turn in your Box Tops please label the baggie with your student’s name, grade and teacher (Lower School). A tally will be kept of all box top returns and a Pizza party will be awarded to the class with the most labels returned!

 

Social Media

Please like us on Facebook—Clarksville Academy, follow us on Twitter—CACougarsTN, and on our new Sports Information Twitter—CACougarsSports.

 

Photos

Throughout the year if you take photos at various school events and would like to submit them for possible use in the yearbook or for marketing purposes, please send them to photos@clarksvilleacademy.com.

Yearbook Award

Clarksville Academy’s yearbook, Traditions, has been recognized for excellence and featured in the 2018 Jostens Look Book, celebrating the best-of-the-best in yearbook design and coverage. The Jostens Look Book is a collection of spreads and photos from outstanding yearbooks and their creative themes, cool covers, dazzling designs, relevant coverage, storytelling copy and action-packed photography. Along with design excellence, the annually published Look Book honors the important role well- crafted yearbooks play in helping schools chronicle the experiences, stories and achievements most relevant to students and that academic year.

The Traditions yearbook was created by the 2017 Publications Staff under the direction of Tracy Burkhart, Clarksville Academy yearbook adviser.

The 2017 Clarksville Academy yearbook was one of only 413 yearbooks selected from approximately 2,000 entries. The 2018 panel of judges, comprised of nationally recognized scholastic journalism professionals and award-winning yearbook advisers, selected the best examples of yearbook spreads and covers to make up the 304-page 2018 Look Book.

Fern/Flower Sale

If you ordered Ferns or Flowering Baskets from our annual sale, these should be picked up from Kaki Hughes from the front of campus between 10:00AM-3:00PM on Thursday, April 5.  

 

Book Fair

The Book Fair sold close to $8,000!  This was our largest fair yet and it is all thanks to you!  The library will use the funds raised to purchase new books and resources.  Thank you to everyone who participated!

 

FCA

The Fellowship of Christian Athletes would like to invite everyone to be a part of FCA this year! High School will meet in room #118 Coach Trent’s Room, Intermediate School will meet in Mrs. Drake’s room. Please make plans to attend Wednesdays at 7:15am, everyone is welcome!

 

Clarksville Academy Night

Every Wednesday night at Firehouse Subs.  Please go by either the Madison Street store or the Wilma Rudolph store and let them know you are with Clarksville Academy.  Clarksville Academy will receive 15% of the sale.  Every Wednesday night is Clarksville Academy Night at Firehouse Subs.

 

CAA

Clarksville Academy Association (CAA) is the parent volunteer association of Clarksville Academy. There are many opportunities throughout the school year for parents, guardians, and grandparents to get involved by volunteering your time and/or contributions. We certainly hope you will join us in making CA an even greater place for our children, faculty and staff!  Please contact Beth Mabry on how to get involved. bethfmabry@gmail.com.

 

Teacher Treats

Each grade level will have the opportunity one time during the school year to provide Teacher Treats. You may contribute snacks, treats, drinks or a monetary donation to help purchase treats. Please watch for your grade’s week and contact your representative.

 

Box Top Contest

The CAA invites everyone to participate in our Box Tops Contest this year! When you turn in your Box Tops please label the baggie with your student’s name, grade and teacher (Lower School). A tally will be kept of all box top returns and a Pizza party will be awarded to the class with the most labels returned!

 

FCA

The Fellowship of Christian Athletes would like to invite everyone to be a part of FCA this year! High School will meet in room #118 Coach Trent’s Room, Intermediate School will meet in Mrs. Drake’s room. Please make plans to attend Wednesdays at 7:15am, everyone is welcome!

 

Social Media

Please like us on Facebook—Clarksville Academy, follow us on Twitter—CACougarsTN, and on our new Sports Information Twitter—CACougarsSports.

 

Photos

Throughout the year if you take photos at various school events and would like to submit them for possible use in the yearbook or for marketing purposes, please send them to photos@clarksvilleacademy.com.

 

Important Dates

April 14—Steak Dinner

April 21—Prom

May 23—Last Day Lower School

May 25—Graduation

CBL Day Summary – March 23, 2018

 

1.  Health and Fitness – concluded follow up report and submitted their report on March 30. The group contacted Michelle Austin – City of Clarksville Parks and Recreation, regarding new costs for exercise equipment.

2.  Mentoring – continued work on CA Ambassador Program, continued progress on Solution Video.

3.  Literacy – visited Red Barn Daycare as potential site for 2nd Free Little Library, meeting with representative – showed Keynote Presentation, toured site for potential location of second free little library.

4.  CCH – continued progress on Montgomery County Chronicles: Students rehearsing roles, Complete Poster design, complete Press Release Draft , select photos for press release.

5.  Food Production – served as our Focus Group at Assembly, and distributed their DYI garden kits.

 

 

6.  Food Security – concluded all investigation work, volunteer work, and donations, completed Solution Videos.

7.  Beautification – Complete Recycle Bin Mural applying stencil paints, and labels for bin.

 

 

8.  Recreation – visit completed 18 hole Disc Golf Course.

9.  Construction 101 – complete 1st Free Little Library – adding shingles, and painting final coat.  Began preparing supplies for the construction of 2nd Free Little Library.

10. Performing Arts – collaborated with CCH – Performers continued memorizing parts and practicing, some students are integrating additional research on their roles to add elements for role portrayal.