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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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Gladeville Middle School Ribbon-Cutting Ceremony
Gladeville Middle School opens this summer for the 2019-2020 school year and you're invited to the ribbon-cutting ceremony!
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Wilson County Board of Education Votes to Extend Dr. Donna Wright's Contract Through 2021
On June 3, 2019, Wilson County Board of Education voted to extend Director Dr. Donna Wright’s contract.
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Kindness Day in Wilson County - May 8, 2019
Help us Stuff-the-Bus on May 8th at Don Fox Park and Providence Kroger. Click the link for more information about times and items needed!
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Wilson County Community Events
Local Wilson County events for students, parents, and staff are now available by visiting Wilson County Community Events or by going to the distrit or school website and clicking on “Students & Family” and then “Wilson County Community Events.”
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2019-2020 Incoming Kindergarten Student Open Houses: April 9 - May 16
If you have a child turning 5 years-old on, or before, August 15th, Kindergarten Registration is just around the corner. It’s time to mark your calendar for some exciting events that are coming up!
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Pre-K Registration & Round-Up Information 2019-2020
Get more information about upcoming Pre-k Registration and Round-Up dates and times!
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READS Summer Conference - July 26, 2019
Attention, Wilson County Educators! The strategy-packed Wilson County READS Conference for PreK–12 educators is set for July 26, 2019.
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New School Start/End Times for the 2019-2020 School Year
Per the November 5, 2018 board meeting, the start/end times at our schools will change slightly for the 2019-2020 school calendar year.
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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.
