South Carroll Special School District

Mrs. Mary’s 2nd grade celebrated Leap Year Day with fun activities and snacks! Good things are happening at Clarksburg School.

Guidance Department information for our Juniors and Seniors: Spring Campus Day at the University of Memphis Lambuth Campus is taking place on Saturday, March 16th. This will be a great opportunity to learn all about the Lambuth Campus! There will be information regarding academic programs, financial aid and scholarships, residence life, student services, and much more! Come see what the Lambuth Campus is all about! Students can click HERE to get registered. We would love to see you on Saturday, March 16th! https://apply.memphis.edu/register/lscd

News from the CHS guidance department: Here is an incredible opportunity from our College of Engineering for your students. See attached flyer and the information below on a 3-day Engineering Camp (two camps to choose from). And the best part is…IT’S ONLY $25!!!! Camp, housing, meals all included!!!

We would to Thank Shaquille and the Arrive Alive program for providing this opportunity for our students to learn the potential consequences from distracted driving through virtual reality. Every Clarksburg student from 7th to 12th received the opportunity to sit in the driver seat. Clarksburg School appreciates this opportunity provided to our students.

Exciting announcement: On Tuesday, March 5th from 5:30-7:30 p.m., Clarksburg will have a Dr. Seuss Family Reading Night in the Clarksburg Library. Hear a story! Take an AR test! Meet characters from the Dr. Seuss book series! We will see you there.

Ms. Jay's Chemistry class has been studying the history and overall model of the atom. Today they put their knowledge to the test by building and labeling a model of the atom by utilizing everyday classroom supplies. Good and innovative things are happening at Clarksburg School.

Important Clarksburg High School Senior scholarship information. TENNESSEE VALLEY ASSOCIATION OF REALTORS® 61 ASHLI LANE PARIS, TN 38242 PHONE: (731) 336-9371 E-MAIL: TennesseeValleyRealtors@gmail.com GUIDELINES FOR THE SCHOLARSHIP A total of six(6) $1,000 TVAR Scholarships will be awarded. Two(2) per Benton, two(2) per Carrol, and two(2) per Henry County, Tennessee. One(1) student related to a TVAR Association REALTOR® member per county and one(1) student non-related per county. If a county has no REALTOR® related scholarship awarded, that scholarship will be awarded to a non-related student in that county.

BioSTEM I seniors would like to thank Robertson Dental Clinic for having our students participate in a job shadowing session. Thank You Dr. Robertson and staff! Good things are happening at Clarksburg School.

Ms. Lindsey Cobbs BioSTEM I students have practiced qualitative and quantitative analysis while identifying an unknown substance. Good things are happening at Clarksburg Schools.

House District 79’s State Representative, Brock Martin, visited Clarksburg today. The students who recently visited the capital learned more about the state Legislative branch and how bills become laws at the state level. Representative Martin emphasized the importance of taking part in our democracy by voting. Good things are happening at Clarksburg Schools.

Our Middle school construction class is shown here demonstrating the skills they learned in class by helping with the raised beds for the Clarksburg FFA program. Good things are happening at Clarksburg Schools. 👷👷‍♀️

Attention CHS seniors here is great STEM scholarship you can apply for! See the information on the flyer.

Ms. Jay’s High school physics students took part in a lab to explain Newtons laws of Motion and universal gravity. This lab also helped determine how impact time changes force to explain the terms of collision and momentum.

Important information from the Guidance department concerning improving ACT scores. See the flyer below for more information.

The Carroll County Prevention Coalition made it possible for the Clarksburg Teen Health Council and Mrs. Flippin's Civics Class to attend the Prevention Alliance of TN's Day on the Hill event in Nashville on Tuesday. The students travelled to the capital where they were able to participate in a mock state legislative session. Students were able to participate in the process of introducing bills, debating, then voting on them. Our very own Chloe Crum was honored to act as Speaker of the House for the session! Good things are happening at Clarksburg Schools.

Important informatin concerning our local CHS Spring Food Drive Clarksburg spring break is the week of March 25th and we want to give families in need a food basket to help with their children being at home. We are low in our food pantry and need your help! These are items we would love to have in our pantry: Pop Tarts, cereal, oatmeal, pancake mix and syrup, cereal bars Canned meat (tuna, chicken, Vienna sausages, salmon, etc.) Canned evaporated milk, powdered milk Baking items (flour, cornmeal, sugar, oil, cooking spray) Canned soups Crackers Noodles, Macaroni & Cheese, ramen noodles, canned pasta Spaghetti sauce Boxed Meals (hamburger helper, tuna helper, chicken helper, etc.) Canned Vegetables (beans, peas, chili beans, mixed vegetables, tomatoes, etc.) Box stuffing and rice Box potatoes (mashed, scalloped, etc.) Canned Fruit, icing, brownie mix, jello, pudding Seasoning packets (chili, taco, etc.) Think about items that are non-perishable that would go with the packets. Taco shells, chili beans, etc. Peanut butter and jelly Baby wipes Shampoo/conditioner Laundry detergent Deodorant Face Wash Brush/comb Soap and Deodorant We appreciate anything you do to help. Families who would like to benefit from these services call Ms. Tina Watson 731-535-6101

Congradulations to our very own Shaffer Williams for making All District and also to Jacob Derryberry and Stefan Gilbert on making All Academic.

Cathi Roberts, visited Clarksburg School Thursday, February 15, to speak to the JTG senior class about the program that is offered to students interested in industrial maintenance and an opportunity to co-op with different industries in Jackson. One of Jeannine Stokes' 2023 graduates, Tristan Hollowell, accompanied Ms. Cathi and did an outstanding job representing every aspect of the program that he shared with the students. This is not the first time Jeannine has had students to come back to share their successes after graduation. It is a proud moment when a teacher gets to see her students return to share their successes with hopes of motivating the current graduating class.

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!