CMCSS Seniors Can Earn a CDL-A License for Free
The Clarksville-Montgomery County School System is excited to announce the launch of its partnership with Armored Trucking Academy of Clarksville, which will offer high school seniors a direct pathway into one of the nation’s most in-demand career fields. Beginning this school year, eligible 12th-grade students can apply for the CDL-A Training Program, a one-semester course that equips students with real-world skills and gives them the opportunity to graduate with their CDL-A licensure at absolutely no cost.
Graduates of the program will leave high school with more than a diploma. Students will hold a professional license that opens the door to immediate, well-paying careers in transportation, logistics, and beyond. From truck driving to diesel mechanics, ready-mix operators, and supply chain management, the possibilities are endless.
CMCSS Career and Technical Education (CTE) team, in conjunction with instructors from the Armored Trucking Academy, will visit all eight traditional CMCSS high schools to meet with students individually. See the specific times below.
IN-SCHOOL INTEREST MEETINGS
Meetings will take place in your school library on the following day/time:
Rossview High School – October 19, 2026, 9:55 – 10:25 a.m.