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CMCSS reports over 99% classroom staffing filled, 60 rehires; early cell-phone policy feedback favorable
Summary
A staff report said initial student counts are favorable, the district is more than 99% filled for classroom and special education positions, 60 educators returned as rehires, and early feedback on a new cell-phone policy has been largely positive.
A staff member reported to the Clarksville-Montgomery County School System board that initial student counts are favorable as the district welcomed students back and that staffing is "over 99% filled for staffing for all classroom teaching and special education positions across the district." The speaker also said 60 educators are classified as rehires, having left the district previously and returned this year.
The staff member encouraged board members to view back-to-school events on social media, saying high schools showed strong energy at faculty and staff "roadshows." The board also discussed an updated cell-phone policy; when a county commissioner asked if principals had provided feedback three days into the school year, a staff member reported, "Everything we have heard so far has actually been, for the most part, favorable. Walking through classrooms at middle schools and high schools, we're not seeing the phones."
No formal action was taken on staffing or the cell-phone policy during this meeting; the report was informational and board members agreed to monitor conditions as the year progresses.
