This week, our superstar school nurses have hit the road to attend the Arkansas School Nurse Association Conference! They're soaking in knowledge like sponges, swapping stories with fellow health heroes, and probably trying to out-stethoscope each other (professionally, of course). All this so they can come back even more equipped to keep our students healthy, happy, and ready to conquer the world—or at least make it through Monday. Huge shoutout to our nurse dream team—you’re the real MVPs of sniffles, band-aids, and infinite patience!” #NursesRockTheHalls #FluShotsAndHighFives
Attention Parents of Clarksville extracurricular activities. We are using Apptegy rooms this summer as our new communication tool. Please review the document and get signed up for the new CSD communication tool.
Our Clarksville app keeps getting better and better! Parents/
guardians who have already created an account can now
access new app features like Messages and Class Streams
via web and in the app.
Say “hello” to even more messaging and announcements in
the Clarksville app! Parents/guardians check your email with
instructions to sign up and access new features.
Learn more about rooms: https://youtu.be/QYDlYU5dTPg
Say “hello” to even more messaging and announcements in
the Clarksville app! Parents/guardians check your email with
instructions to sign up and access new features.
Say "hello" to Messaging in the Clarksville app!
Our same app now keeps you informed across your
child's classes. Look for your personalized invite to
access Messages, Announcements, and Stream after
May 22nd.
https://youtu.be/QYDlYU5dTPg
Say hello to the Clarksville app and classroom
announcements within the Clarksville app. Now, it’s easier
than ever to stay up to date with the district, schools,
and your children's classes.
Parents and guardians will soon receive instructions via
email to create their login to access Messages within the
district app.
https://youtu.be/QYDlYU5dTPg
Clarksville School District will dismiss at 11:30 AM on Friday, May 30th. Lunch will be served prior to dismissal. This will be the last day of school. We hope you have a great summer break!
MENTOR SPOTLIGHT 🌟
Jerri Lynn Daniels Willis is our shining star this week and we are so grateful for her compassion and gentle spirit. We love her and are proud to call her a Mentor!
She writes:
“I enjoy watching my grandkids, and I have fostered two girls. They live with their grandparents, but we are still in their lives; praise God. That is why I wanted to be a mentor…Because I love them and wanted to be apart of someone else’s life. I had a hard childhood and I wanted to help make a difference a child’s life. I had a lady who helped me when I was growing up and I just wanted to make a difference. I love the little girl I mentor; she is so sweet and we have fun painting, reading, and eating together. It’s a great program and a privilege to get to be apart of it! I also love going to the Link Church.”
Thank you, Jerri! ❤️
The Clarksville School District has a Bus Mechanic position open for the 2025-2026 SY.
This position will have a 250-day contract with 10 days of vacation. Start date is July 1, 2025. CDL with P and S endorsement preferred.
If you are interested in this position, please call Jason Teague at 479-214-0874.
Thank you
The Clarksville School District has
full time and part-time positions available for bus drivers.
If you are interested please contact Jason Teague @ 479-214-0874.
CDL with P & S endorsement preferred.
5th Graders....last chance to sign up for band!
Please note venue change...
Mentor Spotlight 🌟
Abby Garrett (Abby Jane) is one of the kindest people you will meet! Her love of her community and the service work she does makes us proud to have her in our PROJECT MENTOR program. Thank you Abby Jane!
She writes:
“I enjoy spending time with my husband and our two daughters and working with the team at Safe Haven. What I enjoy most about the mentoring program is watching my mentee gain confidence and open up over time. I wanted to be a mentor because I wanted to support prevention efforts in our community”.
PROJECT MENTOR spotlight 🌟
Chris Case
We are grateful for your willingness to mentor students and the years you have been a part of this program! Chris shares with us his thoughts…
“I am old school. I try to promote social skills that they can use in the future to communicate more comfortably with teachers, classmates, and possibly future employers. One of the things I enjoy the most is that over the years seeing trust build up in the companionship; this is a gradual process. I would encourage  anyone who thinks they have time and patience to become a part of the Mentor /Mentee program. There’s a shortage of Mentors and the program is so rewarding as you see the results of the program in the child’s life”.
Kindergarten Pre-Registration Announcement
MENTOR SPOTLIGHT 🌟
Mandi Beeson comes to PROJECT MENTOR as a first year mentor and we love her! The sweetest personality AND she and her mentee, Faith, just won our t-shirt design contest!
Mandi writes:
“I like to craft when I get the spark. I enjoy spending time with my family having movie nights with pizza and popcorn.
My hubby encouraged me to sign up to be a mentor, so I can’t take the credit. But I will say that I’ve enjoyed this opportunity to bring a little cheer to a kiddo’s day. Seeing that little face light up knowing it’s mentor day is my favorite. I’ve enjoyed all the projects/activities that this program has incorporated into the lives of these kiddos.
Joining the program has definitely brought me some joy as well.”
Thank you Mandi! 🐾
All Clarksville School District afterschool activities for today, Friday, April 4 are cancelled.
Given the chance for strong storms this afternoon, the school wanted to remind everyone that during school hours the safe rooms are for school use only and will not be open to the public. After school hours, the safe rooms are open to the public. Please plan accordingly.
The middle school went into a soft lock down for a few minutes today. An employee outside of the building hear a loud noise she was unable to identify. The noise was quickly identified and was not a threat to student safety. It was a plastic sign that had overturned.