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The Junior Nurse Camp will take place on two dates: June 25th and July 26th. It's a fantastic opportunity for high school students who are passionate about nursing and healthcare to immerse themselves in hands-on learning experiences, gain insights into the field, and connect with like-minded peers.
To streamline the registration process, we've included a QR code that interested students can scan to sign up directly.
We believe that this camp will be a valuable and enriching experience for students interested in this field.
Important information for our Clarksburg Seniors:
FAFSA Deadline May 15, 2024
Seniors must complete FAFSA to qualify for TN Promise, Hope Scholarship, and other scholarships
The Clarksburg School Board meeting scheduled for Thursday April 18th has been cancelled.
TCAP and EOC testing will start this Tuesday April 16th and continue through April 19th (Friday will be a make up day). Please ensure your students Chromebook is charged up, with the charger so the device will be ready for testing.
Clarksburg students remember to do your best.
Thank you and have a great evening.
Important information for parents or caregivers of current kindergarten parents:
Kindergarten Graduation will be on Wednesday, May 15th at 10:30 a.m. in new gym.
Important information for anyone interested in playing softball next year for CHS.
Clarksburg Junior High Cheer tryouts will be on Saturday April 27th at 3pm. Good luck to everyone trying out.
6 Clarksburg students attended the Tennessee Future Business Leaders of America Conference this week in Chattanooga. The entire team represented the District very well. Justin Moore and Cash Craig competed in their first Marketing event as Freshmen. Addison Milan ranked in the top 20 in Personal Finance. Alyssa Belew ranked 8th in the State in the Personal Finance competition. She is currently 4th Alternate for the National Competition. Chloe Rae Crum and Gracie Moore ranked 5th in the State for their Sales Presentation. They are currently 1st Alternates for Nationals. Jayanna Martin qualified for the National Personal Finance competition by ranking 3rd in the State. The National Competition will be held in Orlando, Florida in July. Professionalism and academic success are being cultivated at Clarksburg High School.
Good things are happening at Clarksburg School.
Mr. Moffitt's Industrial Matinence Class created and shared one of their game tables with the Primary and Elementary students, to use during their recess period.
Good things are happening at Clarksburg School.
We want to thank Mrs. Tonya from First Bank. She came and taught the kindergarten classes about financial literacy today.
Good things are happening at Clarksburg School.
Our CHS Upperclassmen attended the UTMartin - High School Day - English & Modern Foreign Language Day.
Good things are happening at Clarksburg School.
Sign up now for Be My Neighbor Fun Run. Information is on the form.
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Our CHS freshmen are touring the University of Memphis-Lambuth campus, they are exploring all avenues of becoming successful students.
Good things are happening at Clarksburg School, both on and off our campus.
ACT News. Juniors will take the ACT tomorrow Tuesday April 9th, from 8:00 a.m. until their assigned lunch time. Be sure the chrome book is charged up and ready to use on the test.
On April 27th the Clarksburg Art Department will host the 2nd Annual Clarksburg School Art Show.
The art projects will be displayed on Saturday, April 27th in the cafeteria from 1:00-3:00 pm. This exhibition will showcase Clarksburg students' art work from grades Kindergarten-8th grade.
We hope to see you there!
Spring Testing update, here is the complete testing schedule for April and May, including EOC, TCAP, and ACT. Please plan accordingly.
Attention Important Announcement:
THE CHS ATHLETIC BANQUET HAS BEEN MOVED TO MAY 4TH @ 7:30 p.m.
The Advanced Manufacturing Class wanted to showcase the two combination picnic and game tables they have been working on.
Good things are happening (and being built) at Clarksburg School.
Ms. Lindsey's BioSTEM I students practiced engineering design using household items to construct a stethoscope, then scientific inquiry to establish which materials were most effective in transferring the sound.
Four Clarksburg students from each grade had the opportunity to compete in the West TN middle school math competition at UT Martin today.
Good things are happening at Clarksburg School!