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Superintendent's Report - August 1, 2023
In this Back to School edition of the Superintendent's Report, Superintendent Jason Golden discusses what families and students need to know before the start of the 2023-24 school year.
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Everything You Need to Know When Visiting a School
It's a community effort to keep Williamson County schools safe and secure.
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Get Your School Supplies on Tax-Free Weekend
Be ready to take advantage of two tax-free holidays in Tennessee.
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2023-24 Bell Times, Early Release and Late Start
The 2023-24 school year starts with a half-day for first through twelfth-grade students on Friday, August 4.
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Logging into Skyward
Skyward is used throughout the year as a communication tool and resource for WCS families.
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For the second consecutive year, school meal prices for students will remain the same.
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A joint effort between Williamson County Schools and the Williamson County Sheriff's Office (WSCO) is putting student safety at the forefront.
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Be Sure to Check Bus Routes Before August 4
Families whose students will be riding the bus during the 2023-24 school year should check their routes on the WCS Bus Routes and Transportation page.
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Communication with WCS Families
Effective communication is crucial to building relationships between schools and families, but it can sometimes be hard for parents and guardians to know who to contact.
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Williamson County Schools has a nurse assigned to each school building to support the health needs of students.
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Looking for ways to get involved in your child's school? Become a volunteer. From helping out in the cafeteria to organizing events, WCS volunteers play a huge role in the success of our schools.
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Reminder About Absences
The 2023-24 school year is about to begin, and the district knows families are already planning their vacations for the year.
