Higher education
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Guide to Education
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Public schools
The Clarksville-Montgomery County School System has a focused effort on improving student achievement for the more than 30,300 pre-kindergarten through 12th grade students it serves. After-school programs, innovative approaches in programs like virtual high school and credit recovery, as well as other intervention and transition programs, are designed to give students greater learning advantages and provide them with opportunities to stay on track.
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Private schools
The school offers classes for prekindergarten through high school. Enrollment is limited to 72 students.
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APSU
Named for Clarksville native and former Tennessee Gov. Austin Peay, Austin Peay State University was established in 1927 with 158 students enrolled the first term.
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Fort Campbell Schools
On Fort Campbell, there are nine schools — six elementary schools, two middle schools and one high school — serving the on-post military families of one of America's premier military installations. Together, Fort Campbell and Fort Knox schools make up the Kentucky District of the Domestic Dependent Elementary and Secondary Schools (DDESS) system.
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CMCSS leaders
Clarksville -Montgomery County School System staff at Central Office, 621 Gracey Ave., are available for consultation, reference and guidance when questions about education go beyond the realm of a student's teacher or principal. 648-5600. www.cmcss.net.
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CMCSS calendar
The 2011-12 school year began Aug. 5 with a half-day. Students started their first full day of classes Aug. 9.
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