April has been a strong month across our campuses, marked by focus, connection, and student engagement. Our students and staff approached STAAR testing with preparation and determination, reflecting the hard work happening in classrooms every day. We also appreciated the opportunity to connect with families during "Saturday with the Superintendent" on April 11, where meaningful conversations and shared ideas continue to strengthen our school community. In addition, Funtastic Friday continues to be a highlight across campuses, with increased student attendance and excitement as we create positive, engaging experiences that keep students connected to school.
This summer, we are going to continue our engagement and learning through Summer Success Academy. Summer Success Academy is a focused, high-impact learning experience designed to accelerate student achievement in reading, math, and science while building confidence and closing learning gaps. Through targeted instruction, high-engagement strategies, and hands-on, interactive learning experiences, students actively apply their skills in meaningful ways. All CISD students in 1st through 9th grades in the 2026-2027 school year are invited. Summer Success Academy will be June 2 - June 25, Monday - Thursdays from 8:30 A.M. - 12:30 P.M. for students. With consistent progress monitoring and a strong emphasis on student participation, the program ensures learners are prepared to enter the next grade level ready to succeed.
As we move forward, our focus remains clear—every decision we make is grounded in a shared vision of student success, strong employee engagement, and meaningful community support. We are committed to creating classrooms where every student is challenged, supported, and seen; workplaces where staff feel valued, equipped, and empowered; and partnerships where families and the community are actively engaged in the success of our schools. Together, we will continue building a system that not only meets expectations, but sets a higher standard for what our students and community deserve.
Dr. Tracie Robinson, Superintendent of Schools
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Clarksville ISD proudly celebrates an outstanding basketball season for both our girls and boys programs. The Lady Tigers finished with an impressive 26–11 record, earning 2nd Place in District 16-2A, Bi-District Champions, and Area Finalists honors. Keileigh Edwards was named District Offensive Player of the Year and All-Red River Valley Co-Offensive Player of the Year, and was selected to play in the Azalea Orthopedics All-Star Game in Tyler. Additional honors included 1st Team All-District selections Cassidy Scandrett and Tashianna Watkins, 2nd Team All-District selections Deunia Neal and Aumiya Reeves, and Honorable Mention recognition for Jaylen Fix. The Lady Tigers also excelled in the classroom, with 100% of the roster earning Academic All-District honors. Team members included Tashianna Watkins, Tatianna Watkins, Aumiya Reeves, Jaylen Fix, Rianna Casey, Yahairi Chavez, Keileigh Edwards, Cassidy Scandrett, Ivyonna Reed, Destiny Bell, Alize Miller, Lizbeth Jimenez, Heidy Lopez, Deunia Neal, and Tytiana White, with managers Khloe Segovia, Zakyya Ricks, and Alaia Rogers. The Tigers boys basketball team also had a remarkable season, finishing 23–9 and earning 3rd Place in District before becoming Bi-District Champions. Jonathan Morgan was named District 16-2A Newcomer of the Year and 1st Team All-District, while Santanna Beaty earned Red River Valley Newcomer of the Year and 2nd Team All-District honors. Additional 1st Team All-District selections included Jordan Daniels, Christian Smith, and Braden Rosser. The varsity roster featured Braden Rosser, Jaquaveius McCuloch, Christian Smith, Jordan Daniels, S’emaj Harris, Ashton Murphy, Jonathan Morgan, Mikel Watkins, Santanna Beaty, Ayden Rosser, and Brandon Watkins. Congratulations to all of our student-athletes and coaches on an incredible season representing Tiger Nation with pride!
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Clarksville ISD proudly recognizes an outstanding Track & Field season as our Tigers and Lady Tigers showcased their speed, strength, and determination throughout the postseason. The boys team delivered strong performances at the Area Meet, with Area Champions Braden Rosser in Discus and Pedro Ortiz in Long Jump. Additional top finishers included Braden Rosser placing 2nd in Shot Put, Jordan Daniels earning 2nd in High Jump, Pedro Ortiz taking 3rd in Triple Jump, Jeremiah Henderson placing 4th in the 100m, and Jordan Daniels finishing 4th in the 200m. Relay teams also excelled, with the 4x100m relay team of Ashton Murphy, Jeremiah Henderson, Jordan Daniels, and Kadien Taylor earning 2nd place, while the 4x200m relay team of Ashton Murphy, Jordan Daniels, Christian Smith, and Pedro Ortiz placed 4th. The Lady Tigers also had an impressive season, qualifying multiple athletes and relay teams for the Area Meet. Girls relay qualifiers included the 4x100m team of Sha'Mauria Bell, Ta'Shianna Watkins, Keileigh Edwards, and Denajiah Bell; the 4x200m team of Tatianna Watkins, Jaylen Fix, Keileigh Edwards, and Ta'Shianna Watkins; and the 4x400m team of Denajiah Bell, Sha'Mauria Bell, Yahairi Chavez, and Jaylen Fix, with alternates Alize Miller and Lizbeth Jimenez. Individual qualifiers included Ta'Shianna Watkins (100m), Denajiah Bell (100m), Sha'Mauria Bell (400m), Jaylen Fix (300m Hurdles), Keileigh Edwards (Long Jump, Triple Jump, Shot Put), A’Laia Rogers (Discus), and Harmony McCain (Shot Put). A special recognition goes to Denajiah Bell, who also qualified for Area in Long Jump and Triple Jump before being sidelined by injury. Congratulations to all of our Track & Field athletes and coaches for an exceptional season representing Tiger Nation with pride and excellence!
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Clarksville ISD proudly celebrates the outstanding accomplishments of our Fine Arts students in both Art and Band. At the UIL TAEA Art Competition, Santiago Jimenez earned an Exemplary Red Medal in the Beginner division. In the Advanced 4 division, Mia Moore, Jamariyia Moore, Nikolas Owens, Dekaydian Ricks, and Allison Reyna each received Exemplary White Medals for their exceptional artistic work. Additional honors included Red Medals in the Beginner division for Arianna Campsey and Morgan Hardin. Our Tiger Band also achieved tremendous success this year. Students selected for the prestigious Four States Honor Band were Gerardo Balvanera, Jeremie Uraga-Rosales, Tristan Nunez, Aden Flowers, and Statrece Carreathers. In Solo & Ensemble competition, Jeremie Uraga-Rosales, Tyshawn Hill, Statrece Carreathers, and De'Kaydian Ricks advanced as State Qualifiers. An especially impressive accomplishment is that all qualifying students performed Grade 1 solos—the highest level of difficulty—completely by memory. Congratulations to all of our Fine Arts students and directors for their dedication, talent, and excellence in representing Clarksville ISD and Tiger Nation so proudly!
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Clarksville ISD proudly recognizes the outstanding achievements of our Robotics and Esports students who advanced to state-level competition this year. In VEX Robotics (Area 2), state qualifiers included Jeremie Uraga-Rosales, Gerardo Balvanera, Aden Flowers, Allison Reyna, Alliyah Reed-Rose, Paola Vaca, Lizbeth Jimenez, and Christopher Pittman. In TCEA Robotics (Area 8), students earning state qualification honors were Tristan Nunez, Gerardo Balvanera, Aden Flowers, Treyvon Owens, Paola Vaca, Jeremie Uraga-Rosales, Christopher Pittman, and Lizbeth Jimenez. Clarksville ISD also celebrates our Esports State Qualifiers: Gerardo Balvanera, Jayden Smart, and Jeremie Uraga-Rosales. These students have demonstrated innovation, teamwork, critical thinking, and dedication while representing Tiger Nation at the highest level. Congratulations to all of our state qualifiers and sponsors for an incredible year of success! |
Clarksville ISD proudly celebrates the accomplishments of our Academic UIL students who advanced as Regional Qualifiers through their hard work, dedication, and academic excellence. In Accounting, regional qualifiers were Madlyn Early, Deaunia Neal, and Lizbeth Jimenez. In Computer Science, Gerardo Balvanera, Jeremie Uraga-Rosales, and Tristan Nunez earned advancement honors. Lincoln-Douglas Debate qualifiers included Tristan Nunez, Aden Flowers, and Jamariyia Moore. Lyric Sanders qualified in Headline Writing, while Christopher Pittman advanced in Social Studies. These students have represented Clarksville ISD and Tiger Nation with intelligence, determination, and pride. Congratulations to all of our Academic UIL competitors and coaches on an outstanding year of achievement!
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Clarksville ISD proudly recognizes the outstanding accomplishments of our Career and Technical Education students through FCCLA. The following seniors have demonstrated exceptional commitment by completing four years of FCCLA membership from 2022–2026, earning their Food Handlers Certifications, and achieving endorsements in Advanced Culinary Arts: Milacia Doolittle, who served as the 2022 Chapter President; Aaron Ingram, who served as the 2022 Chapter Vice-President; Nyasia Doolittle; and Taqualin Brooks. Their dedication, leadership, and career readiness skills reflect the excellence of Clarksville ISD and the bright futures ahead for these students. Congratulations to these seniors and their FCCLA advisors on this outstanding achievement!
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Important Dates & Reminders
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APRIL 2026
- Saturday, April 25 – CMHS Prom @ 7:00 P.M.
MAY 2026
- Friday, May 1 – FFA Banquet @ 6:00 P.M.
- Thursday, May 7 – Senior Pep Rally @ 3:30 P.M.
- Thursday, May 7 – Spring Band Concert @ 6:00 P.M.
- Monday, May 11 - Atheletic Banquet @ 6:00 P.M.
- Tuesday, May 12 – CMHS NHS Induction @ 2:00 P.M.
- Thursday, May 14 – CMHS Scholarship Ceremony @ 2:00 P.M.
- Monday, May 18 – CMHS Awards Ceremony @ 10:00 A.M.
- Monday, May 18 – CISD End of the Year Bash @ 5:30 P.M.
- Tuesday, May 19 – CES End of the Year Field Day (All Day)
- Tuesday, May 19 – 8th Grade Promotion Ceremony @ 10:00 A.M.
- Wednesday, May 20 – 5th Grade Promotion Ceremony @ 9:00 A.M.
- Wednesday, May 20 – 4th Grade Awards Ceremony @ 10:30 A.M.
- Wednesday, May 20 – K & 1st Grade Awards @ 1:00 P.M.
- Wednesday, May 20 – 2nd & 3rd Grade Awards @ 2:30 P.M.
- Thursday, May 21 – PreK/Headstart Promotion @ 9:00 A.M.
- Friday, May 22 – Graduation @ 7:00 P.M.
JUNE 2026
- Summer Success Academy: June 2 - June 25, 2026; 8:30 A.M. - 12:30 P.M. (Monday - Thursday)
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Clarksville Independent School District
1500 West Main Street
Clarksville, Texas 75426
(903) 427-3891
Dr. Tracie Robinson, Superintendent
"It is the mission of the Clarksville Independent School District in partnership with the community to develop life-long learners who become productive citizens in an ever changing global society."
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