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Some Clarksville High School seniors are planning to cast their first official votes this election day. Eric Ramirez turned 18 over the summer. Under Indiana law, that makes him old enough to vote. Voters get their say in several high-stakes races including U.S....

The Black & Gold Theatre Company has a new co-director for the November 2022 production of The Wizard of Oz: new CHS theatre teacher Alex Bowman. Mr. Bowman is an Indianapolis native who moved to Clarksville from Goshen, Indiana. "The people (at Clarksville...

Grant will help increase child care access, choice and affordability CLARKSVILLE (Nov. 1, 2022) – Early Learning Indiana has awarded a $69,000 grant to Clarksville Community Schools in Clark Co. as part of the $1 million Closing the Gap grant fund to address local...

Clarksville, IN – Clarksville Elementary students are invited to celebrate Halloween a few days early with a brand new event at the school this year- a Halloween Carnival! This carnival is separate from the annual trick-or-treat at Clarksville Middle School and serves...

Annual Indoor Trick or Treat event returns to Clarksville Middle School Clarksville, IN- Clarksville Community School Corporation Alumni Association and the school PTO’s are proud to bring back the popular indoor Trick-or-Treat night this Halloween season! The event...

Clarksville High School is using a new high-tech tool to help communicate with current students, their parents- and alumni who have graduated over the past 65 years. A touchscreen legacy board has been added to D Lobby where you can navigate through athletic schedules and upcoming school events.

A technology classroom at Clarksville Elementary School becomes a makeshift TV studio as students create their own newscast, titled Good Morning Clarksville.         Technology teacher Brandi Money launched the newscast at the beginning of the...

For most children, the days leading up to holiday break are full of excitement and anticipation. But it’s not the case for everyone. Some fear Santa will skip their home, while their friends get a pile of presents. Others worry about how they will eat each day,...

Clarksville Community School Corporation is proud to announce two Clarksville High School seniors have been named Lilly Endowment Scholarship Winners! Jackson Mullins and Leila Sidahmed will both receive full-tuition for four years to any Indiana public or private...