Students, JROTC and board chair honored at Clarksville-Montgomery County School System meeting
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The Clarksville-Montgomery County School System board honored Rossview math winners, a National Merit semifinalist, Kenwood High JROTC for a national championship, and the Clarksville High boys golf team; board chair Christopher Lanier received a TSBA master board member award.
The Clarksville-Montgomery County School System (CMCSS) board recognized student and staff achievements during its meeting, highlighting state and national-level honors and a board leadership award.
Anthony Johnson opened the point-of-pride segment by naming top finishers from Rossview High School at the 2025 Tennessee Mathematics Teachers Association state contest: Carson Carroll (first place, precalculus), Jason Moon (first place, Algebra II) and Bory Choi (seventh, geometry). He also announced that Cale Weber of Rossview is a National Merit Scholarship semifinalist and said, "We are rooting for you, Cale," as the student advances in the competition.
The board then acknowledged Kenwood High School’s JROTC, which Johnson said was crowned the 2025 All-Service Raider national mixed-team champion. Johnson listed team placements across events and read a roster of cadets before noting the team’s coach, Sergeant Major Aaron Keener. "Congratulations to the best in the nation," Johnson said.
Clarksville High School’s boys golf team was recognized for its 30th state championship appearance and a fifth-place finish at the 2025 TSSAA state tournament; coach Ken Busby and players were named. Finally, Johnson invited board chair Christopher Lanier forward to receive a Tennessee School Board Association (TSBA) master board member distinction (level 5), which Johnson said requires portfolio work and 185 credits; he noted Lanier achieved the level in record time.
The recognitions segment underscored academic, extracurricular and leadership accomplishments across the district. No formal board action was associated with these recognitions; the meeting proceeded to routine business afterward.