Montgomery County

Headquartered at 621 Gracey Avenue in Clarksville, Tennessee (37040), the Montgomery County school district operates as a regular, non-charter public school system serving a midsize city community within the broader Clarksville metropolitan area. Currently in full open status, the district oversees 44 operational schools that provide a comprehensive educational pathway spanning from pre-kindergarten all the way through 12th grade. Families and community members can easily connect with district administration by phone at (931) 603-2330 or online at cmcss.net. Serving nearly 40,000 learners—with an active enrollment of 39,385 students according to 2024–2025 federal educational records—the district stands as a vital educational hub for the region.

The district’s student body reflects a rich tapestry of backgrounds, comprising 20,095 male and 19,290 female students, including 17,263 White students, 10,048 Black students, 6,832 Hispanic students, and 4,104 students identifying with two or more races, alongside Asian, Native American, and Pacific Islander communities. Cohort sizes remain robust throughout the grade ladder, starting with 739 pre-kindergarten children and 2,905 kindergarteners, and maintaining steady momentum through high school with over 11,500 students across grades 9 through 12. For educational researchers examining system context, full-time equivalent (FTE) figures for teachers, instructional aides, and support personnel are recorded as zero within this specific dataset cycle, representing a key data-reporting detail to consider when analyzing the operational profile of this growing Tennessee school system.