Longview kindergarteners India Jones, Matthew Stevenhagen, Sarah Banks and Ellie Barnett enjoy dressing up as scarecrows for Scarecrow Day.

Third graders at Crockett learned about all sorts of different animals, including this "bear cat", during a recent visit by the Mobile Ark.

Brentwood High School librarian Shelby Davis and assistant Tracy McDonald dress as vampires and attack student Phillip May during Teen Read Week.

Third grade students from Kenrose Elementary pose for a photo during a recent field trip to the Boiling Spring Academy in Brentwood.

Crockett fourth grader Natalie Tooley shows off the red fox she made for a research project called Animals Talk Back.

Scales Elementary School kindergartener Whit Johnson measures corn during a recent field trip to Gentry's Farm.

Students at Nolensville Elementary School watch as butterflies take off and land during a unit on the life cycle of butterflies.

A group of eighth grade students show off their wacky clothes on "Wacky Day" at Woodland Middle School.

Crockett fourth grader Cameron Moyers shows off the eagle he made for a research project called Animals Talk Back.

Brentwood High School library assistants Lynn Whisenant and LeAnn Kiser join librarian Shelby Davis as they celebrate Teen Read Week.

Third grade students from Kenrose Elementary complete their math on chalkboards during a visit to Boiling Spring Academy in Brentwood.

Lipscomb Elementary student Jacob Smith was awarded a gold medal for good behavior.

Longview kindergarteners Callan Jones, Shashank Seerum, Aleigha Shelton and Hannah McCain dress up as scarecrows on Scarecrow Day.

Woodland eighth graders Maggie Pope and Bailie Patterson celebrate Twin Day at WMS with their pet duck, Jerry.

Third graders from Kenrose Elementary School enjoy their recess time during a recent field trip to the Boiling Spring Academy in Brentwood.

Students and staff at Brentwood High School celebrate Teen Read Week by displaying cookbooks and treats in the school library.

Students and staff at Brentwood High School celebrate Teen Read Week by displaying cookbooks and treats in the school library.

Crockett Elementary third graders check out a type of animal known as a red tegu during a visit by the Mobile Ark.

Crockett Elementary teachers Linda Schott and Wendy Comer show off their storybook character clothing during Book Fair Week.

Nolensville students dress the part as they greet visitors at Andrew Jackson's home The Hermitage.

Crockett Elementary student Adriana Kurowski is learning to type thanks to a book entitled Type and Learn.

Woodland Middle School eighth grader Jacob Bush prepares to fire the "mass launcher" he constructed in science class.

Third grade teacher Linda Williams shows off her favorite storybook character clothing during Book Fair Week at Crockett.

Lipscomb Elementary student Isabella Windle was awarded a gold medal for good behavior.

Zach Stuart and Rex Shotts display their eclectic taste in hair and hats on Crazy Hair/Hat Day at Woodland Middle School.

Mrs. Peach's third grade students at Kenrose Elementary visit the Boiling Spring Academy to learn what school was like for students in the 1700's.

Nolensville students Jared Serio, Reed Beatty, Will Riddle and Hunter Hollis listen to each other's favorite books.

Abby Evans and Bailey Cline strike a pose for the camera during Mrs. Shrum's Chew and Chat session at Woodland Middle.

Crockett Elementary teachers Thomas Jeter and Wendy Comer show off their storybook character clothing during Book Fair Week.

Lipscomb Elementary student Cole Hendry was awarded a gold medal for good behavior.

Third grade students from Kenrose Elementary complete their math on chalkboards during a visit to Boiling Spring Academy in Brentwood.

Fourth grade teacher Sherry Birdwell is dressed as a chocolate covered candy with mouse ears in celebration of Book Fair Week at Crockett.

WMS Beta Club Officers: Vice President Ross Birdsong, Secretary Brandon Wen, President Paul Drexler and Treasurer Karen Wang.

Woodland Middle School students Jonathan Saucier, Kevin McDonald and Benjamin Stadnick learn how to use velocity graphs for science class.

Lipscomb Elementary student Kassie Dooley-Smith was awarded a gold medal for good behavior.

Crockett principal Robert Bohrer poses with Trish Walker, who happens to be wearing her favorite t-shirt.

Crockett Elementary third graders learned about different animals, including a capuchin monkey called Popeye, during a visit by the Mobile Ark.

Ms. Duke's language arts students had a "popping" good start to the year with popcorn poetry which are displayed on the walls at Woodland Middle.

Linda Hughes shows her Kenrose Cardinal spirit at the school's annual Build the Nest Family Fun Night.

Lipscomb Elementary student Addison Barnes was awarded a gold medal for good behavior.