Education Foundation Bash Raises Funds for CMCSS Needs

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The Clarksville-Montgomery County Education Foundation recently held its fourth annual Bash to Benefit, a successful fundraiser aimed at addressing essential needs within the Clarksville-Montgomery County School System (CMCSS). Executive Director Robyn Burton emphasized that the funds raised are vital for supporting morale grants, classroom grants, and academic awards like Teacher of the Year. The foundation's goal for the night was set at $30,000, reflecting the community's commitment to education. The event featured an exciting casino night, along with silent auctions that showcased custom artwork from local artists and contributions from various businesses. Dr.

Jean Luna-Vedder, Director of Schools for CMCSS, expressed heartfelt appreciation for the overwhelming community support, noting that it enables teachers to fulfill additional classroom needs. Established for 40 years, the foundation has become one of the largest in Tennessee, demonstrating its long-term impact on local education. The funds raised will help fill critical gaps, ensuring that teachers have the resources required to enhance student learning experiences. Overall, the event successfully highlighted the importance of community engagement in supporting education.

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