CMCSS director lays out priorities for 2026–27 school year
July 31, 2026 | Montgomery County, School Districts, Tennessee
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Jean Luna Vedder, Director of Schools for the Clarksville Montgomery County School System, opened the 2026–27 school year address by saying she was "honored to begin the 2026–27 school year with you." She laid out a set of districtwide strategic goals intended to ensure students graduate with strong academic foundations and clear pathways to high-skill, high-wage careers.
Vedder emphasized collective responsibility and a culture of respect, collaboration and belonging, saying the district achieves its greatest impact "when we work together." She framed the coming year around focused planning, goal setting and sustained support for students, staff and families, and tied those priorities to ongoing initiatives in instruction, staff development and facilities planning.
Vedder emphasized collective responsibility and a culture of respect, collaboration and belonging, saying the district achieves its greatest impact "when we work together." She framed the coming year around focused planning, goal setting and sustained support for students, staff and families, and tied those priorities to ongoing initiatives in instruction, staff development and facilities planning.
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