South Carroll Special School District

The Clarksburg Junior High Classes took a trip to Fort Donelson National Battlefield-Tennessee and explored the battlefield. They walked through the trenches and checked out canons and made note of key locations in the battle. They learned a lot about Tennesee and America’s past and had a *blast*.

The Clarksburg High School Academic Awards Banquet will be held on Thursday May the 9th at 6:00 p.m. in the Old Gymnasium.

The Clarksburg Senior High Class of 2024 Graduation Ceremony will take place on May 10th at 7:00 p.m. in the AD Jarrett Gymnasium. Family, friends, and community members are invited to attend, or view on the link below: https://www.nfhsnetwork.com/events/clarksburg-high-school-clarksburg-tn/evt55e9b3add5

Mrs. Erin Foster will be changing positions for the 2024-2025 school year. Erin has been teaching at Clarksburg School for thirteen years. She has taught everything from 2nd grade to middle school. Next year, she will be teaching K-5 Physical Education and Intervention! We are excited for this opportunity for “Ms. Erin,” and we know that she is going to excel in this new position!

A reminder to middle school parents: If your child did not sign up for a sack lunch, provided by the school, they will need to be sure and bring a lunch for the field trip on Tuesday, May the 7th to Fort Donelson National Battlefield. The bus will leave Clarksburg School at 8:00 a.m.

The High School Sports Banquet will be Saturday May the 4th at 7:30 p.m.

Ms. Lindsey Cobb's Bio STEM class had a special guest, meteorologist, Mr. Moe Shamell of WBBJ (via zoom) discussing weather and its relation to STEM learning objectives. A thank you to Mr. Shamell for the taking time out of his schedule to speak with our students and also for the favorable weather prediction for our graduation ceremonies at Clarksburg. Good things are happening at Clarksburg School.

Important announce concerning tomorrow nights softball game: Due to the softball game tomorrow being a District game EVERYONE must pay to get in, admission will be $7.00.

Jr. High Sports banquet tickets will be given out tomorrow! Be on the lookout for these! 😁 You will need these Tuesday night when you go through the line. If you have any questions, ask Mrs. April.

May 1st is celebrated as National School Principal's Day. We are so thankful for our Principal and the work she does each day for our students, staff, and community. We appreciate our Principal Ms. Jenny Miller.

Important information: On May 4th from 11:00 am to 1:00 pm at the Huntingdon Church of Christ there will be a medication disposal community event.

Mrs. Mary’s 2nd grade class wrote & published their very own book! They went through the writing process beginning with brainstorming ideas for their book, choosing a topic & title, illustrating then voting on the book cover, next each student wrote, edited & rewrote their own page in the book! Special thanks to each person that gave a hand in this project! Small Town, Big Heart ❤️ 🚀

Here is the Baseball District Tournament for your Clarksburg Boys Baseball Team. There will be no play Tuesday at 5:00p.m. against Humbolt. All games Tuesday will be at Bradford after this portion of the tournament is complete; all other games will be played at Halls for remainder of the tournament. See the bracket below. Your Clarksburg Rockets Boys Baseball team finishing 3rd in the district in the regular season. Good things are happening at Clarksburg School and on the field!

Congratulations to our 2024-2025 CJH cheer team! Molly Williams Kira Vick Natalie Gurley Alyssa Gooch Lottie Yundt Makinley Moffit Maddie Williams Bentley Laws Leighton Warren Briley Crum Marley Hicks Lydia Vick Ivy Swinford Brooklyn Laws

Mr. Greg Flippin is a retired Accountant. He graciously spent his afternoon speaking to Mrs. Flippin’s Personal Finance class about taxes. Students used mock W-2s to complete form the 1040 in class.  

Exciting News about the JAGTN Program at Clarksburg School: Anastasia Taylor attended the JAGTN Career Development Conference at the DoubleTree Hotel in Murfreesboro where she competed in the Employability Skills Contest. This opportunity also gave her a chance to participate in Team Building Activities where she was able to meet JAG students from across Tennessee. Good things are happning at Clarksburg School.

The Second Annual Clarksburg Art Show is this Saturday April 27 in the school cafeteria from 1:00-3:00. This year's show will feature artwork from grades K-8. Thank you for supporting our growing artists and the art program. Good things are happening at Clarksburg School.

Our Very own seniors enrolled in the JAGTN program participated in an interview simulation, In which they put their interview skills into practice. They learned about the interview process and about entering the workforce after graduation. Good things are happening at Clarksburg School.

Our Clarksburg juniors cleaned up litter around the school yesterday as an Earth day activity. Good things are happening at Clarksburg School.

Important informatin from the CHS Guidance Department: UT Martin’s Division of Access and Engagement is excited to announce that applications are now open for this year's YSA (Young Scholars Academy) Summer Immersion Experience. This transformative program offers underrepresented high school students a college-like environment to explore new academic horizons and personal growth opportunities. Directed by our experienced and dedicated team, students engage in workshops, interactive sessions, and mentorship/networking opportunities, enhancing critical thinking skills and college readiness. Key Details: · Dates: June 2-8, 2024 · Location: UT Martin Main Campus (Martin, Tennessee) · Application Deadline: May 17, 2024, 5:00 p.m. (Online Registration) https://www.utm.edu/offices-and-services/multicultural-affairs/young-scholars-academy/prospective-ysa-students.php · Eligibility: Rising juniors or seniors with qualifying academics and unique aptitudes/interests/ambitions · Eligibility Criteria: · Rising juniors or seniors (May 2024 Sophomore or May 2024 Junior) · Priority given to students with ACT composite scores of 21 or above (or 980 SAT) and a cumulative GPA of 2.7 or higher, or ACT composite scores of 19 or above (or 900 SAT) and a cumulative GPA of 3.0 or higher. Benefits: · Immersive College-like Environment · Exploration of Cutting-edge Theories Across Disciplines · Insight into Academic and Student Life Opportunities at UTM · Mentorship and Networking Opportunities · Tangible tips/resources regarding effective high school to college transitions Tony B. Bufford II Access and Engagement Coordinator The University of Tennessee at Martin | Division of Access and Engagement 245J Boling University Center | 11 Wayne Fisher Drive | Martin, TN 38238 731-881-7757 (Office)