• Elementary Fine Arts

    All elementary students in Williamson County Schools (WCS) receive art and music classes from certified art and music specialists.

  • Visual Art

    Every student in kindergarten through fifth grade receives visual art classes from a certified and highly qualified visual art specialist during their specials rotation. The goal in elementary visual art is to foster a love of and interest in visual art as students begin to develop their personal artistic voices. Students explore art and art-making from many cultures, time periods and media, developing a sense of self through learning the creative process of making art.

  • Music

    Every student in kindergarten through fifth grade receives music classes from a certified and highly qualified music specialist during their specials rotation. The goal at the elementary level is to foster a love of and interest in music. Students explore music from around the world and many time periods. They will perform and create music, learn to respond to music and make meaningful connections with music.

  • WCS Art Show at The Frist

    The WCS Art Show at the Frist is an annual event hosted by the Frist Art Museum. Students from every grade level within WCS are selected by their schools to have their artwork displayed at the Frist Art Museum for two weeks. This event is the largest art exhibit for WCS, featuring more than 400 pieces of artwork from around the county.

    Annual Fine Arts Festival

    The Annual Fine Arts Festival is a showcase of the fine arts in Williamson County Schools and Franklin Special School District. The showcase serves to promote community awareness and support of the impact of an education in the arts within the public school system. The event features thousands of students in kindergarten through twelfth grade in visual art, theatre, dance and music. Packed with performances, art displays, kid-friendly activities and a featured headliner performing with our students, this event is sure to please.