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.

Youth In Government

The 65th Annual Tennessee YMCA Youth In Government Capitol Conference was held March 1-4, 2018 in the State Capitol in Nashville. Clarksville Academy had 29 delegates participate in the Youth Legislature conference. Students gained experience learning how our Tennessee state government works via a four day mock government session. This was the very first conference to use the beautiful, newly renovated, Cordell Hull facilities in conjunction with using the state capitol.

Our keynote speaker for the opening ceremony of the joint session of the assembly was a former federal judge who spoke about criminal cases that he adjudicated in Clarksville and how mandatory minimum sentences are applied to everyone associated with a crime even if one may have played a minor role in the crime. One crime case in particular that he pointed out was of a 23 year old man who was given a mandatory life sentence for having played a minor role in a drug related crime. Addressing 615 youth legislators from around the state he stated that, as a legislator, this process is not about you and how many times you stand in front of the group to speak, but rather it’s about fighting for what you feel passionate about, and fighting in a way that will want to make others join you in your fight. The guest speaker, appointed to a lifetime, highly lauded position, chose to resign as judge so he could fight for and promote civil rights due to the injustices he was seeing from his former position as a federal judge.

Outstanding Bill Awards went to the Red House team of Cheyenne Deibert, Jacob Hay, and Chris Magrans for their bill which was An Act to Establish an Identity Theft Passport Program and the Red Senate team of Hunter Farrell and Taylor Kazinski for their bill Adding Therapists to Schools to Help Prevent Suicide. The lawyer team of Pryce O’Connor and Morgan Ozanne argued three cases in the State Supreme Court and won all three cases. Maggie Clark was elected to be Red Speaker Pro-tempore of the House in 2019 and Ben Truex was appointed to be the Video Editor of the 2019 Press Corps.

Political Science

Upper School Political Science students are preparing bill ideas to present to their respective classes next week. Ideas range from Junk Food Tax to Raising Minimum Wage. Should be a very interesting time of debate!

 

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.

Football Clinic

The football program is having a free middle school football camp Tuesday, March 13th from 5PM-7PM at the complex.

Tea Party

Tracy Burkhart’s 8th Grade English class hosted their annual Tea to complete their book To Kill a Mockingbird. All students dressed like various characters from the book and had to answer questions and communicate with others as if they were that person. It was a wonderful way to bring the characters to life for those students.

Book Fair

The Book Fair will be on campus all week! Stop in and see what exciting things we have to offer!

6^th Grade Math

In Math, the 6th Graders studied Exponents and Prime factorization this week. It culminated with a Math Relay where students had fun working in groups, competing to solve problems and get the most correct answers in the given amount of time. It was so much fun!

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.

3^rd Grade

Following our recent studies of natural resources (renewable & nonrenewable), and natural disasters, third graders completed a hands-on Stem Challenge entitled “Goo-Be-Gone:  Cleaning Up Oil Spills.”  Students learned about the largest marine oil spill in history and its impact, “The Deepwater Horizon oil spill of 2010” (a.k.a. Gulf of Mexico oil spill).  They learned new Science vocabulary, tested a variety of sorbents for most and least effective oil absorptivity, collected math data, learned of environmental effects of an oil spill, worked in collaborative groups and maintained a science notebook.  Students reflected on their findings, how they worked together and discussed ideas for improvement.

 

 

Book Fair

The Book Fair will be on campus all week! Stop in and see what exciting things we have to offer!

Math Lab

Students discussed fractions in math lab. They wrote fractions, added fractions, and reduced fractions to lowest terms using square crackers. This was an edible treat!

 

Science Lab

This week in Science Lab 3rd Graders created precipitation using plastic models, ice, and hot water.  They recorded the process on lab data logs, noting the stages of the water cycle. We discussed cloud formation and cloud types.

2^nd Grade

Second graders began an exciting science unit covering matter. The students discussed mass, volume, temperature, and the three types of matter. They chose objects around the classroom and compared the mass of the objects using a balance scale. Next week, the students will learn about physical and chemical changes.

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.

Book Fair

The Book Fair will be on campus all week! Stop in and see what exciting things we have to offer!

 

Fern Sale

Our annual Fern/Hanging Flower Basket sale is going on now!  Orderswill be taken through March 23 at 3PM.  Baskets will need to picked up on Thursday, April 5 from 10-3.  Baskets are $18 each. To order contact Kaki Hughes at khughes@clarksvilleacademy.com.

 

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

March 26-April 2—Spring Break—NO SCHOOL
April 14—Steak Dinner
April 21—Prom
May 23—Last Day Lower School
May 25—Graduation

Chemistry

Clarksville Academy Won at State Chemistry Olympiad

The Clarksville Academy High School Chemistry Team, coached by Coach Jennifer Moore came in strong at the State Chemistry Olympiad Competition, held at Tennessee Technological University, March 2, 2018. The CA Chemistry team consists of Juniors Tucker Finch, Christy Zheng, Tabitha Lee, and Jenny Li.

Tabitha Lee was among the top 10 ranking students at this Tennessee Local Section competition, as a result, she will represent Tennessee to participate in the U.S. National Chemistry Olympiad Exam, in April 2018. The rest of the team also had very strong showings. Christy Zheng was ranked the 11^th.

The U.S. National Chemistry Olympiad is a prestigious, multi-tiered chemistry competition held by the American Chemical Society.

We are proud of all the students who competed last week! Wonderful job to these students!

 

Honors A&P

Jamie Martz, a medical laboratory scientist from Skyline Medical Center, visited honors anatomy classes to talk about careers in the medical technology fields and to discuss blood groups.  Students were then given the opportunity to type their own blood.

Honors Biology

Honors biology students are diagramming cross sections of leaves as an introduction to photosynthesis.

National Honor Society

On Wednesday, February 28 Clarksville Academy inducted its newest members of the National Honor Society (grades 10, 11, & 12) and National Junior Honor Society (grades 8 & 9). NJHS inducted 61 new members bringing the total to 75 out of 109 eligible students, which is 67% of our students.  NHS inducted 57 new members bringing the total number to 146 of 200 eligible students.  This is 73% of our student population.  The criteria for NHS & NJHS is a 3.25 GPA. We are proud of our students.

Tornado Victims

Thank you to everyone who gave in our drive for the 5 CA families whose homes were affected during the recent tornados.  We raised over $3,000 to be divided among these families.  We truly appreciate your kindness, love and support.  We are Cougar Strong!

 

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.

 

Cheer

On Saturday, Clarksville Academy Intermediate School Cheer Team competed in the WSA Cheer Competition held in Nashville. They placed 1st in their level, won Best Build, and were 0.3 points away from being named Grand Champion in the School Division. They also received a bid (invitation) to Finals held in Orlando this May. Congratulations to the Intermediate School Cheerleaders on their hard work and success this year!

Math

In Math class, the 6th Graders used their knowledge of Percent to work on a Project entitled “If the World were a Village of 100 People” which is based on a book written by David J. Smith. The students worked individually or in small groups presenting statistics on topics such as Food Supply, Literacy by Gender, Education, and Languages. They had to calculate fractions, decimals and percent, as well as present their data in a bar model, a hundred grid and a pie-chart. Lastly, students had to write a reflection about their topic, as well as what they have learned about the math.

National Honor Society

On Wednesday, February 28 Clarksville Academy inducted its newest members of the National Honor Society (grades 10, 11, & 12) and National Junior Honor Society (grades 8 & 9). NJHS inducted 61 new members bringing the total to 75 out of 109 eligible students, which is 67% of our students.  NHS inducted 57 new members bringing the total number to 146 of 200 eligible students.  This is 73% of our student population.  The criteria for NHS & NJHS is a 3.25 GPA. We are proud of our students.

 

Tornado Victims

Thank you to everyone who gave in our drive for the 5 CA families whose homes were affected during the recent tornados.  We raised over $3,000 to be divided among these families.  We truly appreciate your kindness, love and support.  We are Cougar Strong!

 

Olympics

Intermediate School PE enjoyed the finale of the Olympics with their medal ceremony.  Each grade had an individual Gold, Silver and Bronze winner.  Pictured below are our 7^th grade winners.

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.

Kindergarten

Kindergarten loves having parents and grandparents coming in to read for Dr. Seuss’ birthday and “Read Across America”! We also enjoyed making green eggs and ham!

3^rd Grade

Third graders demonstrated creativity by making volcanoes and videoing an eruption with their iPads.  Students enjoyed sharing how their projects were built and volcanic eruptions with the class.

APSU nursing students shared information with third grade about good hygiene and hand washing.  Third grade students also participated in an activity to see how quickly germs are spread.

Casey Jenkins read I Can Read With My Eyes Shut to Mrs. Williams third grade class.

FUSE

Math students recently had the opportunity to hear from a guest speaker, Matthew Alsup, who is a Production Software Engineer for Pixar Animation Studios.  Matthew is a CA graduate and son of Pre-K teacher, Sherry Alsup.  Matthew shared with students the many ways that math is used in his career as well as his co-workers’ jobs at Pixar.  It was a very cool experience to get learn information about his career at Pixar and how he merged his interests in art and computer science to find a job he loves.  The movies he has or is currently working on include Cars 3, Incredibles 2, Toy Story 4, and Coco in which his name appears in the credits.  It was quite a treat for the 4th and 5th graders who had many thoughtful questions and learned a lot about how the math skills they are learning now will help them in their future careers.

Fourth grade FUSE writing students worked in partner groups, as they identified hook statements from different genres of literature.

2^nd grade

Throughout the week, second grade students read the story, Mr. Tanen’s Tie Trouble, a story about a principal who sold all his beloved ties to raise money for the school’s playground. Our students used their creativity to design their own ties.

Tornado Victims

Thank you to everyone who gave in our drive for the 5 CA families whose homes were affected during the recent tornados.  We raised over $3,000 to be divided among these families.  We truly appreciate your kindness, love and support.  We are Cougar Strong!

 

Math Lab

Students in second grade learned about multiplication arrays in Math Lab. They put their arrays on Pots of Gold.

2^nd Grade

Second grade students did a phenomenal job on their Presidential Research Reports. They each chose a President, gathered information, and wrote a three paragraph report about the life of their chosen President.

Olympics

Lower School PE enjoyed the finale of the Olympics with their medal ceremony.  Each grade had an individual Gold, Silver and Bronze winner.  Pictured below are our 4^th grade winners.

 

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.