Clarksville Elementary School

Set up a simple way to stay informed of cafeteria balances and make deposits into a student account using either a debit or credit card. There is a small fee to pay online. We a...

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, Announceme...

Click on the link to access the slideshow. 24-25 CES yearbook

Bus Compass information

The school is now able to take a credit or debit card payment for things like t-shirts, netbook insurance, etc. This payment link is not for cafeteria payements. Create an accou...

Click here to apply. Get your student's ID to do this online.

Thanks to Ms. Sisson for compiling this yearbook and to the teachers/staff for pictures.

Take a minute to watch our informational video. The link below will take you to our city's home page where the video is located. We hope you enjoy this quick look at Clarksville P...

In this edition, Black History Month and Final Syllable Type Consonant -le are highlighted. A consonant -le syllable is a final syllable with one consonant followe...

Check this counter for reading progress!

Reading is a code-based system and readers are most successful when they are taught the code. A syllable is a part of a word that contains a single vowel sound and is pronounced a...

This newsletter has many reading ideas for parents and students! Click here for full October newsletter

Click on this link to watch the 21-22 CES Digital Yearbook! This is a 20 minute video of students and staff. Thanks to all photo contributors and Ms. Sisson for making this free...

Explore the reasons oral language is so important and check out the resources for families to support oral language at home. Click on this link https://5il.co/zisa

Click on this link to watch CES Yearbook--45 minutes CES art teachers Ms. Sisson and Mr. Villines put together this digital yearbook to allow students, parents, and teachers to ...

Fourth and fifth graders met with Eli Cranor today to hear about his newest book, Books Make Brainz Taste Bad. He presented his background information as well as encouraged student...