The Clarksville-Montgomery County School System in Tennessee recently announced the launch of a partnership with Armored Trucking Academy of Clarksville, which will offer high school seniors an opportunity to receive commercial driver's license training.
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 the opportunity to graduate with their CDL-A licensure at absolutely no cost.
To be eligible for the program, students must meet the following requirements:
- CMCSS High School senior
- Turn 18 on or before Jan. 6, 2026
- On-Track to Graduate
- Maintain a 90% or Better Attendance
- No Major Disciplinary Infractions
- Have Reliable Daily Transportation
- Hold a Valid TN Driver’s License
- Pass DOT Physical and Drug Screening
Required Documentation:
- Social Security Card (original)
- Official Birth Certificate (with State Seal)
- Two Proofs of Residency (matching parent name on birth certificate
The 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 beginning Oct. 20.
Families are invited to learn more at an information session on Nov. 4, beginning at 6 p.m. The session will take place at Armored Trucking Academy, 1490 Dunlop Lane, giving families a first-hand look at the learning environment and a chance to ask questions.
Applicants are encouraged to submit the required paperwork by Nov. 7 to be considered. To learn more about the program, email Amy Shoopman at [email protected].
