Cub Hub Newsletter September 2025
St. Bethlehem Early Learning Center
A Note from Ms. Mathis, Mr. Belt, and Ms. Malone
Attendance
- Parent Notes (up to 5 days per student in a school year)
- Doctor/dentist/hospital notes
- Required court appointments
- Funeral Documentation
Any of these items and any questions you may have regarding attendance can be sent to our attendance clerk, shirley.burke@cmcss.net
Office Reminders
- Early Dismissals- Please keep in mind that there are NO dismissals from the front office after 2:40 pm. Students must be here for at least 3 hours and 31 minutes in order to be counted present for the day. In addition, students are learning from the time school starts until the very end of the day, so please try not to dismiss your student early every day. We begin school-wide dismissal at 3:00.
- Contact information-Please make sure you keep us up-to-date on all phone number and address changes, as well as emergency contact information. You must make the changes at https://parents.cmcss.net/Home
- Photo IDs-A government-issued ID is required in order to dismiss your student early. Anyone who comes to pick your student up must be on the emergency card.
Contact Us!
Website: https://earlylearning.cmcss.net/
Location: 2450 Old Russellville Pike, Clarksville, TN, USA
Phone: 931-648-5670
Early Literacy Resources
Why is Early Literacy Important?
Babies are born ready to learn. Research shows that we are born with billions of brain cells called neurons. The more stimulation a baby receives through its senses, the more pathways develop between brain cells. Young children must develop early literacy skills in order to be successful with formal reading and writing in school. Research shows that children who start behind typically stay behind. Providing your young child with opportunities to develop early literacy skills is important to their success in school, their success learning to read, and their success in life.