Brentwood High School expects all students to abide by ethical academic standards. Academic dishonesty—including plagiarism, cheating or copying the work of another, using technology for illicit purposes, or any unauthorized communication between students for the purpose of gaining advantage during an examination—is strictly prohibited.  For more information, please carefully read the BHS Academic Integrity Policy.

A Checkpoints driving course will be offered for students who are interested in obtaining a parking permit. This is the approved driver safety program for Williamson County Board of Education policy 6.311 that students must complete before obtaining a parking pass. 

The course is designed for students who have been driving for less than a year or have recently obtained their driver's license and must be attended by both the student and at least one parent / guardian. Throughout the course, a parent-teen driving agreement will be developed by each family.

Dates and times for the Spring 2023 Semester are as follows:

• January 5^th (4:00 - 5:00 pm)
• January 7th (12:45 - 1:45 pm)
• January 17^th (4:00 - 5:00 pm)
• February 2^nd (4:00 - 5:00 pm)
• February 16^th (4:00 - 5:00 pm)
• March 2^nd (4:00 - 5:00 pm)
• March 7^th (4:00 - 5:00 pm)
• March 21^st (4:00 - 5:00 pm)
• April 4^th (4:00 - 5:00 pm)
• April 20^th (4:00 - 5:00 pm)
• May 4^th (4:00 - 5:00 pm)

To register for one of the above sessions, check the BHS Checkpoints Registration page (requires a WCS Gmail account to register). More information and a Zoom link for each session will be sent upon registration. Families are strongly encouraged to log on 5-10 minutes early. During each session, cameras must be turned on to verify both student and parent/guardian are in attendance for the entirety of the program. 

If there is not a current date posted that works for your family, the course may be taken through any WCS school.   

Questions?  Email Adam Lopez

ClassLink is the one-stop location for accessing WCS Internet resources like Google Classroom, Gmail and Skyward.

In compliance with federal law, the purpose of Board Policy 4.406 Student Access to Electronic Media and Board Policy 4.4061 Acceptable Use & Internet Safety Agreement is to inform students and families of the district’s procedures related to student Internet and electronic media use.

In order for BHS to maintain a safe learning environment that minimizes distractions, the minimum standards for acceptable clothing during the school day can be found on the Board Policy 6.310 Dress Code.

Follow the steps below to obtain a BHS Parking Pass:

Step 1: Attend a Checkpoints Class. Newly licensed drivers and parents are required to attend one of the Checkpoint Driving classes.

Step 2: Purchase a Parking Pass. Parking passes may be purchased at SchoolCash Online. 

Step 3: Document Vehicle Registration. Students should complete the Parking Pass Request Form for their grade level below.  Please note, students must be signed in to their WCS Gmail account to complete the form.

• Senior Parking Pass Registration
• Junior Parking Pass Registration
• Sophomore/Freshman Parking Pass Registration

Step 4: Pick up Parking Tag. Parking Tags can be picked up in the Student Services office.  Please contact Laura Quinn with questions. 

Visit the WCS Meals page to find more information about meal accounts and meal prices.  You can also view and download the WCS School Menus, to see what’s for breakfast and lunch as well as view carbohydrate counts.

Each year, thousands of Williamson County children are evaluated to determine if they have a disability.  The process, which is called Child Find, is a component of the Individuals with Disabilities Education Act.  Child Find uses screening to find students in both public school and private school located in the geographic region, who may need special education services and supports.