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- JES Celebrates Student Art
- Brentwood Schools Perform at Second Annual Music Fest
- Schools of the Week: Chapman's Retreat Elementary, Winstead Elementary
- Schools of the Week: Grassland Elementary, Hillsboro School - Elementary
- GMS Students Share Literary Passions
- Spring Sports in Full Swing in WCS
- HEMS Students Explore History
- Schools of the Week: Crockett Elementary, Heritage Elementary
- WCS Students Compete at Scott Hartman Invitational
- Schools of the Week: Oak View Elementary, Mill Creek Middle
- Cheetahfest at Chapman's Retreat Elementary
- WCS Girls Kick Off Flag Football Season
- Schools of the Week: Clovercroft Elementary, Independence High
- Jordan Elementary Becomes Wax Museum
- Winstead Elementary Character Parade Helps Instill Love for Reading
- Schools of the Week: Bethesda Elementary, Fairview Middle
- HES Students Learn About Black History During Project
- Celebrating Read Across America Week
- CCES Celebrates Reading with Annual Parade
- Schools of the Week: Hunters Bend Elementary, Ravenwood High
- Brentwood High Key Club Creates Blankets to Donate
- Trinity Elementary Students Weave Kente Cloth
- Schools of the Week: Nolensville Elementary, Legacy Middle
- Thank You, Bus Drivers
- Schools of the Week: Scales Elementary, Page High
- Schools of the Week: Longview Elementary, Woodland Middle
- TSMS Hosts Middle School Dance Showcase
- Schools of the Week: Creekside Elementary, Fairview High
- WCS Elementary Students Celebrate 100 Days of School
- Schools of the Week: Westwood Elementary, Page Middle
- Franklin High Students Get Fired Up for Chemistry
- Schools of the Week: College Grove Elementary, Renaissance High
- Schools of the Week: Edmondson Elementary, Sunset Middle
- Schools of the Week: Pearre Creek Elementary, Summit High
- HES Kindergarten Students, Families Build Gingerbread Houses
- Schools of the Week: Trinity Elementary, Brentwood Middle
- Turkey Trot at Hillsboro School
- Trinity Elementary Students Study Constellations
- Veterans Day Parade in Downtown Franklin
- Page High Performs Clue
- Schools of the Week: Allendale Elementary, Centennial High
- Schools of the Week: Lipscomb Elementary, Thompson's Station Middle
- Schools of the Week: Mill Creek Elementary, Franklin High
- Nolensville Elementary Kindergartners Celebrates 50 Days of School
- Schools of the Week: Thompson's Station Elementary, Grassland Middle
- Fairview High Spreads School Spirit During Homecoming Parade
- LES Students Walk to School
- RHS Homecoming Week Culminates in Parade
- Schools of the Week: Hillsboro School - Middle, Sunset Elementary
- Schools of the Week: Walnut Grove Elementary, Nolensville High
- CCES Students Share Pastries with Parents
- Homecoming Parade at Nolensville High
- Marching Band Exhibition Draws Standing Ovations
- Brentwood High's Homecoming Brings Community Together
- Franklin High Continues Homecoming Traditions
- Schools of the Week: Kenrose Elementary, Spring Station Middle
- Schools of the Week: Fairview Elementary, Brentwood High
- Independence High Celebrates Homecoming
- Walnut Grove Elementary Brings Back Grizzly Fest
- Homecoming Parade at Summit High
- Centennial High Celebrates Homecoming
- Brentwood Middle Shows School Spirit
- Longview Elementary Releases Butterflies
- Nolensville High Volleyball Shuts Out Centennial High
- Schools of the Week: Jordan Elementary, Heritage Middle
- Nolensville High Girls Varsity Soccer Defeats Ravenwood High
- Ravenwood Football Debuts New Turf Field
- Mill Creek Elementary Students Study Leaves
- Hillsboro School Students Go for a Ride
- Walnut Grove Elementary Students Dissect Seeds
- Heritage, Woodland Middle Tennis Teams Face Off
- Middle School Volleyball Teams Hit the Court
- Page High Wins Battle of 840
- LES Kindergartners Learn Patterns
- Kindergartners Return for First Full Day
- Mill Creek Elementary Appreciates Bus Drivers
- 2021-22 School Year Begins
- First Day Back for Teachers
- WCS Welcomes New Teachers
- Administrators Kick Off New School Year
- Taking the Spotlight at YAY Camp
- Tennessee Commissioner of Education Visits Allendale Elementary
- Exploring Careers at Girls TEC Camp
- Congratulations, Class of 2021
- Page High Seniors Return to College Grove Elementary
- Heritage Elementary Superhero Academy Takes to the Skies
- Field Day Fun at Mill Creek Elementary
- WSES Wax Museum Makes History Fun
- Governor Bill Lee Visits Fairview High Mechatronics
- Scales Elementary Students Make Spaghetti Towers
- SSMS Students Use Robots to Get Groceries
- KES First Graders Become Castle Rulers
- Clovercroft Elementary Students Practice Weaving
- TSES Students Go Around the World
- Crockett Elementary Curates Living Wax Museum
- WCS Recruitment Fair a Big Success
- Trinity Elementary Students Build Bridges
- Celebrating Read Across America Day
- Clovercroft Elementary Third Graders Go to Market
- Grassland Elementary Students Play Ukulele
- Trinity Elementary Studies Life Cycles
- Renaissance High Creates Coffeehouse Production
- Learning Fractions at College Grove Elementary
- Brentwood High Transition II Students Practice Job Skills
- Oak View Elementary Builds Snowmen
- Grassland Elementary Makes Salt Dough Crafts
- Winstead Elementary Students Make Sweet Solutions
- Clovercroft Elementary Mayflower STEM Challenge
- Lipscomb Elementary Makes Thank You Cards
- Hunters Bend Elementary Loves Reading
- Creekside Elementary Kindergarteners Use BeeBots
- Franklin Celebrates Veterans with Reverse Parade
- Allendale Elementary Paints Starry Night
- WCS Online Shows School Spirit
- Winstead Elementary Students Vote
- Clovercroft Elementary Makes Food Models
- Kenrose Elementary Students Take Aim
- Jordan Elementary Walks to School
- WCS Faculty, Students Help Community
- Virtual Escape Room at Trinity Elementary
- Heritage Elementary Students Create Fossils
- Nolensville Elementary Celebrates US Constitution
- Winstead Elementary Releases Butterflies
- Ravenwood High Transition II Students Help Nonprofit
- Writing is a Breeze at Lipscomb Elementary
- Jordan Elementary Learns with Counselor Jeopardy
- Secondary Students Return to School
- Crockett Elementary Students Go Wild
- Third Through Fifth Graders Return to Campus
- Summit High, Independence High Kick Off Football Season
- Clovercroft Elementary Students Build Up Math Skills
- First Day of Kindergarten at Sunset Elementary
- August 24 is Gary B Anderson Day in Williamson County
- 2020-21 First Day in Photos
- Teachers Preparing for School Start
- Congratulations, Class of 2020
- Williamson County Reverse Parade
Schools of the Week: Pearre Creek Elementary, Summit High
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Published December 14, 2021
This week, the Schools of the Week spotlight is on Pearre Creek Elementary and Summit High. We asked the principals of both schools to share a few things that make their schools special.
Pearre Creek Elementary
- Pearre Creek Elementary was built in 2010.
- The name Pearre refers to Revolutionary War veteran Joshua Pearre, who moved with his family to Tennessee in the early 1800s.
- PCES was recognized as a Tennessee Reward School for Performance in the 2013-14 school year, the 2014-15 school year and the 2016-17 school year.








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Students at Pearre Creek are jumping into the world of coding.
In honor of Computer Science Education Week, the PCES gym was filled December 7-9 with students interested in improving their programming skills. Led by fourth-grade teacher Robyn Randall, students finished modules that tested their coding capabilities using fun games and activities.
"I like coding," said PCES fourth-grader Aven Markwell. "My favorite part is when you finish the programming, and you get to watch it all the way through."
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Summit High
- Summit High is only 11 years old, and the school's enrollment has increased 1,260 students since then.
- The SHS football team has been to the State championship three times in a row. The team won the 5A title in the 2020-21 school year and moved to the 6A class this year.
- SHS students support each other immensely, often packing the house at both fine arts and athletic events.








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Students in Summit High teacher BreAnna Hankins Green's class are rolling up their sleeves and learning how to read someone's blood pressure.
After learning about systolic and diastolic numbers, students took the blood pressure readings of their classmates to test their newfound knowledge.
The practical nature of the Health Science class really appeals to Hankins Green's students.
"I love learning about the ways our bodies take care of themselves," said SHS student McClain Atkinson. "Our teacher is the best person ever, so there's really just no reason not to take this class."