Kayla White, Madison Hammett, Emily Jay, Haley Wells, Grayson Cox, Molly Ann Puckett and Madeline Rubio pose during China Days at Walnut Grove.

Woodland Middle School matt girls Ashley Beard and Rachel Johnson practice and prepare for the wrestling season.

Crockett second grader Sophie Post shows off the stuffed Shrek she won during a contest at lunch.

Woodland eighth graders Natalie Aaron, Bridget Hamway, Elizabeth Jenner, Katee Nall, Tanner Phillips and Dakota Keczmer have fun at the school dance.

Sunset Elementary teacher Charlotte Johnston and her class learn that three raw eggs can hold 19 science books.

Kindergarteners in Mrs. Miller's class at Nolensville Elementary enjoy learning all about apples. They graphed, weighed and measured the fruit.

Lipscomb Elementary student Austin Rowe was awarded a gold medal for outstanding behavior during the first week of Spetember.

Woodland Middle School sixth grader Victoria Bristow tries to blow a ping pong ball from one plastic cup to another at the WMS Open House.

Lipscomb Elementary student Jacob Blanton was awarded a gold medal for outstanding behavior during the first week of Spetember.

Kindergarteners in Mrs. Miller's class at Nolensville Elementary enjoy learning all about apples. They graphed, weighed and measured the fruit.

AnnaBelle Obersteadt enjoys her first day of painting in Mrs. Forsyth's Longview pre-kindergarten class.

Third graders Molly Ann Puckett and Emily Jay bang the gong during China Days at Walnut Grove Elementary.

Lipscomb Elementary student Hannah Less was awarded a gold medal for outstanding behavior.

Scales Elementary students Drew Holiday, Drew Eledge and Madison Wade work on their Tennessee salt maps in Brent Oakley's fifth grade class.

Seventh graders Jonas Fein, Joshua Story, Dyllan Wilson and Daniel Trow take a rest from dancing at the Woodland Middle School Welcome Back Dance.

Lipscomb Elementary student Jonah Williams was awarded a gold medal for outstanding behavior.

Longview first grader Ian Rice reads a book to Tig, the reading therapy dog.

Lipscomb Elementary student Madilyn Caylor was awarded a gold medal for outstanding behavior.

Woodland Middle School eighth graders Kendall Diehl, Amanda Fields and Tinsley Hastings add the finishing touches to their Simple Machines poster.

Westwood Elementary students Zebe Green, Alli King and Dallas Sutter enjoy serving as the school's Color Guard.

Lipscomb Elementary student Gracie Green was awarded a gold medal for outstanding behavior during the first week of Spetember.

Jacob Norman and Madison Boozer enjoy the sand exploration table in Mrs. Forsyth's Longview pre-kindergarten class.

Scales Elementary kindergarten students Mirabel Banks, Wesley Harrison and Liam Todd eat a healthy salad after studying the letter S.

Westwood Elementary School's Safety Patrol poses for a photo on Patriot Day.

Lipscomb Elementary student Ford Joyner was awarded a gold medal for outstanding behavior.

Third graders Madeline Reed and Jacob Schoeff pose for a photo during China Days at Walnut Grove Elementary.

Sunset Elementary teacher Charlotte Johnston and her class perform an experiment in class involving raw eggs.

Woodland Middle School sixth grade volleyball players Elizabeth Houghton and Aislinn Murphy stop for a quick photo before playing Page Middle School.

Kindergarteners in Mrs. Miller's class at Nolensville Elementary enjoy learning all about apples. They graphed, weighed and measured the fruit.

Longview first grader Katie Carpenter reads a book to Tig, the reading therapy dog.

Woodland eighth graders Chris Stadnick, Logan Nichelson and Roshi Kaushik celebrate after completing a geometry proof.

Emerson Cook, Meghan Cloyes, Cameron Hinton and Kristi Liso make up the fifth grade Safety Patrol at Walnut Grove Elementary.

Lipscomb Elementary student Aubrey Freeman was awarded a gold medal for outstanding behavior during the first week of Spetember.

Crockett Elementary Assistant Principal Gabrina Charles practices her speech behind the new podium donated by Loren Williams.

Kindergarteners in Mrs. Miller's class at Nolensville Elementary enjoy learning all about apples. They graphed, weighed and measured the fruit.

Longview Elementary first graders welcomed Tig, the reading therapy dog, and his friend, Elaine Tew, to their class recently.