All About Kenrose

Williamson County Mission and Vision
 
History
Kenrose Elementary School, established in the fall of 1999, is a public elementary school tucked away between farmland and surrounding neighborhoods in Brentwood, Tennessee.  The land on which Kenrose was built was sold by the Kennon family for the sole purpose of building an elementary school.  Thus the name Kenrose was chosen to honor Emmett Kennon's wife, Rose, and the Kennon family. 

Our school serves early childhood through 5th grade students.  We offer programs such as 4-H and Destination Imagination.  Our children also participate in Art, Music, P.E., Library, and Guidance.

Directions- From I-65:

1. Take the TN-441/Moores Lane exit - exit number 69
2. Turn right onto Moores Lane/TN-441 East
   Continue to follow TN-441 East
3. At the second light, turn left onto Moore's Lane East
4. Take a right onto Wilson Pike
5. Turn left at the top of the hill onto Raintree Parkway
6. Turn right into KES.  Located behind Ravenwood High School.

Before and After School Programs
The Williamson County School’s SACC program has been around for over fifteen years.  Over the years the program has continually expanded to meet the needs of the children.  The SACC program is a year round program planned and conducted by staff trained to be positive role models for the children.  For the 2009-2010 school year the SACC program will be offered at College Grove, Crockett, Heritage, Kenrose, Longview, Oak View, Pinewood and Trinity. 

The programs which SACC has offered in years past include karate, dance, cheerleading, art, computer, drama, drums, guitar and Spanish.  The programming each year is adjusted to address the interests of the children enrolled in the program.

There are many enrollment options available from full time before and after school care to drop in.  Drop in helps parents who may need occasional SACC services.

The hours for SACC are 6:30 a.m. to 6:00 p.m.  and is open most administrative days, holidays, and snow days.  SACC has built an excellent reputation for its exciting and fun filled summer programs. 

SACC is open the first day of school to students in grades 1 – 5 and to kindergarten students the first full day for kindergarten classes. 

Please take advantage of this website.  There are links to the parent handbook, forms, policies, links to child abuse programs and the Tennessee Department of Children’s Services along with other important information.

The SACC office phone number is 615 472-4719.  Please feel free to call, if you have any questions.

Activities
Destination Imagination
Cub Scouts / Boy Scouts
Brownies / Girl Scouts
Field Day
Hoover Run for Hope
Fun Run
 

Attendance Policy
More detailed information regarding registration and attendance may be found on the Williamson County Schools website.

Technology Plans
Our Kenrose family has been very active in assisting us in our technology needs.  We have raised a great deal of money and purchased several computers for every classroom.  We have a fully functional computer lab that is used daily.  We are in the process of helping our teachers develop new ways to utilize these computers in their classrooms.