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The CMCSS Communicable Disease Team (CDT) comprised of leaders from CMCSS and the Montgomery County Health Department meet regularly to review the latest guidance from the CDC and make recommendations for the health and safety of students, employees and the community. (more…)

Over the past few weeks, a Communicable Disease Team (CDT) comprised of leaders from CMCSS and the Montgomery County Health Department have been meeting regularly to review the latest guidance from the CDC, monitor the health and attendance of CMCSS students and employees, and make recommendations to mitigate the spread of COVID-19 and other communicable diseases.

While the district has been implementing proactive measures to reduce the spread of illness, after reviewing the latest guidance, the CDT has made additional recommendations that will be communicated to parents and guardians via SchoolMessenger, video, social media, website, and local media today, Thursday, March 12.
All after school activities in CMCSS are cancelled today, March 12. Please refer to your email, the CMCSS website, and CMCSS social media
Travel – effective immediately, all school- or district-sponsored travel on for-hire transportation (charter bus, planes, etc.) for students and employees will be suspended through April 8.
The district will work with schools to make every reasonable legal effort to seek refunds for cancelled trips to the extent refunds are not extended upon the school’s cancellation. If costs are not refunded, the district will work with schools and parents to make efforts to provide reimbursements.
Trips via CMCSS transportation will continue to be reviewed on a case-by-case basis for approval. Travel will not be permitted to schools, districts, or other venues where there are school closures. Further guidance will be provided should there be any school or district closures.
The CDT will continue to monitor best practices and will provide further guidance ahead of April 8.

COVID-19 information is continuing to evolve as the experts learn more about this disease. We know there is a lot of fear and anxiety around this pandemic, and we assure you the CDT is continuously monitoring this situation. While education is important, the health and well-being of our students and staff are far more significant. We will continue to update you, and we welcome your questions and feedback.

Seniors-The TN Scholars deadline is March 13.  The application packet can be found in the seniors link of our RHS school counseling webpage (https://sites.google.com/cmcss.net/rhs-school-counseling/seniors/tn-scholars).  Please turn this in to Mrs. Underwood by Friday.

The students at Rossview had a great time at the Spring Fling Dance held in the Rossview Gym on Friday, March 6, 2020.

Congratulations to our Lady Hawks Basketball Team who beat Wilson Central by a score of 57-39 in the first round of the regional basketball tournament on Friday, February 28, 2020.

Congratulations to Janai Hosley who signed a scholarship to play soccer at Motlow State Community College in Tullahoma, Tennessee.  She signed on Wednesday, February 26, 2020.

Mrs. Owen’s Physical Science classes took part in a Popcorn/STEM lab on Tuesday, February 25. This STEM challenge”Traffic Jam” examines the traffic patterns on Rossview Road.

Congratulations to the RHS Lady Hawks Basketball Team for defeating NWHS 51-37 to secure their second consecutive district championship on Monday, February 24. Congratulations to Kayla Gilmore who was selected as District MVP and to Coach Justin Woods who selected as District Coach of the Year.

Congratulations to our Girls Wrestling Team who for the third year in a row placed 1st in the State.  Congratulations to the individuals on the Boys Wrestling team who placed (see tournament results).   Go Hawks!  We are so proud of our RHS Wrestling Teams for all their hard work throughout the entire season.