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High School Late Start Days

WCS Budget Update

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New Walking Trail Planned for Spring Hill

Signs Serve as Warning for Parents

High Schools Compete in Hunger Games Food Drive

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Little Mr. & Miss Franklin Pageant

Student Chosen to be Ball Boy at NCAA Tourney

Middle College Presents Arts, Beats & Eats

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2012 HISTORY DAY WINNERS

Williamson County students fared well at this year's annual Middle Tennessee History Day competition at Middle Tennessee State University.  Winners will advance to Tennessee's National History Day competition in Nashville.  Students placing first and second at the state competition will be eligible to advance to the National Contest at the University of Maryland in June.  Below is a list of the Williamson County students who will advance to the State competition April 21.

Thaddeus M. Smith Award for Best Entry on African American History
Vikka Schweer
Franklin High School

SENIOR (GRADES 9-12) INDIVIDUAL EXHIBITS:

Second Place
Title: A Revolution in Warfare: The Airplane in World War I
Student: Mary Hill
School: Independence High School
Teacher: Jenifer Wheeler

First Place
Title: Antibiotics: A Revolution in Modern Medicine
Student: Emily Grayson
School: Independence High School
Teacher: Jenifer Wheeler



SENIOR (GRADES 9-12) GROUP EXHIBIT:

Third Place
Title: The Reaction to the Cuban Missile Crisis in American Schools
Students: Ashleigh Porter, Alex Hargrove, Janey Kunberger
School: Independence High School
Teacher: Jennifer Westner


First Place
Title: A Revolution in Medicine: The Polio Vaccine
Students: Haven Poore, Naomi Derksen, Quinn Curtis, Olivia Seay
School: Independence High School
Teacher: Jenifer Wheeler

SENIOR (GRADES 9-12) INDIVIDUAL PERFORMANCE:

Third Place
Title: Battle of Yorktown: American Revolution
Student: Megan Roberts
School: Independence High School
Teacher: Jenifer Wheeler

Second Place
Title: The American Revolution: The Battle of Trenton from a Hessian Perpective
Student: Will Burge
School: Independence High School
Teacher: Jenifer Wheeler

JUNIOR (GRADES 6-8) GROUP WEBSITE:

First Place
Title: Ctrl the Future: The Personal Computer Revolution
Students: Drew Taylor, Amy Ouyang, Christian Tye Shanklin
School: Sunset Middle School
Teacher: Christopher Harrod




SENIOR (GRADES 9-12) INDIVIDUAL DOCUMENTARY:

First Place
Title: Rosa Parks: Staying Seated to Take a Stand
Student: Vikka Schweer
School: Franklin High School
Teacher: Casie Gaebler


SENIOR (GRADES 9-12) GROUP DOCUMENTARY:

Third Place
Title: The Battle of Franklin: A Reaction to Differences Between the Union and Confederacy
Students: Kelsey Layton, Alex Herman
School: Independence High School
Teacher: Jenifer Wheeler

Second Place
Title: Martin Luther: The Protestant Reformation
Students: Ali Techentin, Rain Darst, Chloe Boykin, Sierra Soto, Lexi Aguilar
School: Independence High School
Teacher: Jenifer Wheeler

First Place
Title: The Hollywood Ten: A Reaction to Communism
Students: Christine Hoffpauir, Alex Ryan
School: Independence High School
Teacher: Jenifer Wheeler

 



Important Dates

Friday, March 30, Half day for students, teacher staff development

Monday-Friday, April 2-6, No school due to Spring Break

Friday-Friday,
April 27-May4, TCAP Assessment for grades 3-8

Friday-Wednesday, May 18-23, Semester exams

Wednesday,
May 23, Half day for students and end of second semester

Friday-Sunday, May 25-27, Graduation window

For other dates, check with each individual school

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