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Gladeville Middle School Ribbon-Cutting Ceremony
Wilson County Schools opened its newest school in the district on Sunday, July 14, 2019, by hosting a ceremonial ribbon cut. It served as the official signal that Gladeville Middle is ready to go for the 2019-2020 school year. The community response to Sunday’s ribbon cut was tremendous with nearly 2,500 attending.
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Kindergarten “Phase-In Days” are returning to Wilson County Schools
This year the district has approved two phase-in days for kindergarten teachers and their students. These days allow for those teachers and students to get to know each other on a smaller and more personalized scale rather than all kindergarten students arriving at the same time.
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School Orientation, Open House, & Parent-Teacher Conference Dates for 2019-2020
Upcoming events for your child's school have been set for the 2019-2020 school year!
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Find out what this law means for our students and families!
Wilson County Schools Hands Free Tennessee
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New School Start/End Times
Per the November 5, 2018 board meeting, the start/end times at our schools will change slightly for the 2019-2020 school calendar year. Click "New School Start/End Times" for a list of school times.
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Kindergarten “Phase-In Days”
Kindergarten “Phase-In Days” are returning to Wilson County Schools to kick-off the 2019-2020 school year. This year the district has approved two phase-in days for kindergarten teachers and their students. These days allow for those teachers and students to get to know each other on a smaller and more personalized scale rather than all kindergarten students arriving at the same time.
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Important Information Regarding Teacher Pay
On June 24, 2019, the Wilson County Board of Education approved a new salary placement schedule for teachers newly hired in the district and a one-time experience-based increase for current teachers.
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TLC Program is Consolidating
In an effort to accommodate a progressive and growing school system, the changes to TLC program are necessary to keep the program in place while also complying with state regulations. Our consolidation plan allows the program to be sustainable and compliant with regulations instead of having to raise rates for staff to take advantage of this service.
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The Lebanon Wilson County Chamber of Commerce is recognizing Algebra teacher, Kaci Long, as their “Educator of the Month” for April!
! Kaci works with high school students at Wilson Central High. School Principal, Travis Mayfield, says he nominated Kaci for the award because of how she has consistently moved the needle on everything from academics to student morale.
