CLARKSVILLE, Tenn. – Carmel Elementary School had their "Back to School Night" on Monday, Aug. 6. Incoming students and their families were greeted by the School’s Principal, Rosanne Sanford.
The new school has a capacity of over 800 students but according to Principal Sanford, they have only registered a little over 500 so far.
Erica Harris, 3rd grade teacher at the new school said, “I love this new school and everybody here is working together as a team.” When asked about the new computers in her new room, Harris said, “they will be a big help in my teaching, using them for reading and math.”
The first half day of school is Wednesday, Aug. 8 and the first full day is Friday, Aug. 10. For more information go to www.cmcss.net.
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