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The CMCSS Special Populations Department will continue its Family Engagement Series on Wednesday, February 7, with the session “What’s DIDD?” The District is joined by the TN Department of Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities and will share the programs offered at the state level. Services include early intervention, support for children with disabilities, services to transition to independence, and behavioral health support.

This free event is open to the public, and CMCSS families are encouraged to attend. The meeting will be held at the William O. Beach Civic Hall at Veterans Plaza (350 Pageant Lane, Suite 201) from 11:30 a.m. – 1:00 p.m.

If you have any questions, please contact Shannon Peacock, CMCSS Director of Special Populations, at [email protected].

The first session in the series, “Understanding IDEA and Section 504,” was held in November 2023.

Congrats to the RHS JROTC Drill Team for their 3rd-place finish in the KHS Drill Competition! The Team Captain is c/CPT Yuna Choi and the team is coached by CSM Conner.

Additionally, congrats to the RHS JROTC 1st Year Rifle Team for their 2nd-place finish in the NWHS Rifle Comp Competition! The Team Captain is c/CPT Emma Mason and is coached by MAJ Braun.

Congratulations to our award winners for the YMCA Center for Civic Engagement Model United Nations conference in Murfreesboro, Tennessee!

Most Outstanding Press: Cadence Gentile
Most Outstanding Legal Team: Kaitlyn Willets & Diamond Jones
Most Outstanding Delegate: Otto Suhl & Chloe Park
Most Outstanding Resolution: Braxtyn Woodring, Tristan Hudacko, Otto Suhl, Chloe Park

We are so proud of our Model UN team and their sponsor, Mr. Martinez!

Great job to our band students who performed at the 2023 Austin Peay State University GOMB Day! The Governors Own welcomed 350 high school band students to campus for the annual GOMB day where high school students get to be members of the marching band for a day! They got to cheer on the Govs for their conference victory.

Congratulations to Jamie Noland for making the 6th Chair Gold Band in the 2024 MTSBOA Mid-State Honor Band and for also making the 2024 Tennessee Music Education Association All-State Band on Saturday!

On Friday, students in the African American History classes took a trip to the Customs House to view the Jacob Lawrence and Wima Rudolph exhibits. We thank Mrs. Sisson for giving them this experiential learning activity.

Congratulations to the one and only Mrs. LuEllyn Wilcox, our Teacher of the Year! Mrs. Wilcox is a highly decorated, theatrical force of nature, as she leads her actors to district, regional, state, and now multi-state championships and awards. She is truly beloved by her students and our school community. Congratulations, Mrs. Wilcox! We adore you and thank you for all of the hard work you’ve put into our Rossview community over the years!

The Speech Team competed in the Dickson County Sullivan Invitational on November 11th. Carolyne Jones placed 6th in Prose, Olivia Piatiak placed 4th in Original Oratory, Gavin Weddington placed 3rd in TV News, and Aniston Poole placed 1st in Humorous Interpretation! We are so proud of our students and their sponsor, Ms. Wilcox!

After prom will be having a meeting on November 14 at 6 pm to discuss upcoming events and activities to help support this cause and we need you to come. In addition, you can be one of the first to get your 2024 senior yard sign! Yard signs cost $20. All help is greatly appreciated in support of our seniors. Please contact [email protected] for more information.

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