The Williamson County Schools in
conjunction with Nashville State Technical Community College opened the
doors to Williamson County Middle College High School in 1998. In January
2005, the school moved to a temporary location before re-locating in March
2005 at its new permanent campus at 108 Everbright Avenue in Franklin.
Middle College High School is a collaborative, yet innovative program
designed to meet the needs of Williamson County students who possess
academic potential, but are searching for a new environment to successfully
complete high school.
Middle
College, a school of choice for
Williamson County students grades 10 - 12,
is a “school of opportunity” for students
who show potential for success and may or may not have flourished in
traditional high school classrooms. Students come to Middle College
for various reasons unique to their
individual experiences. Our students continue to grow academically and
socially due to a smaller student body and the nurturing but challenging
atmosphere provided to all of our students.
Middle
College
places students within a unique
setting to motivate them to finish high school and set goals for attending
college. MCHS provides a guidance-based approach to all school experiences
with a heavy emphasis upon emulating adults around them and bridging the gap
between high school and college through its dual enrollment program;
eventually preparing students for higher education and the world of work.
Middle College offers a flexible schedule with the possibility of high
school night classes. At MCHS, we
understand that to prepare students for college and the real world, we must
increase the use of technology in the classroom. We strive to integrate
technology into our entire curriculum.
Each student will complete a combination academic and service learning
project that begins when they enroll into MCHS and will be completed by the
end of their senior year which will exhibit the skills they have obtained
during their enrollment at Middle College.
Every staff member is a mentor,
advisor, and student advocate whose daily priority is to establish solid
caring relationships between teachers, students, and peer groups to accept
them as individuals. Therefore, this creates a sense of family which
enhances the school environment. Middle College
is a place to get a “fresh start” in
high school and to move toward the successful
journey to the future.