Stoner Creek Elementary & West Wilson Middle Placement for 2020-2021

  • The district has received many questions involving the placement of West Wilson Middle & Stoner Creek Elementary students for the 2020-2021 school year.  In response to those questions we offer this perspective with more information regarding this being released later this spring:

    At this time, there are many decisions the school district will have to make based on current events that have impacted both the county and the country. With the tornado destruction from March 3, the district had to make a plan for the students and staff of both Stoner Creek Elementary School and West Wilson Middle School. As previously shared, the district’s plan is for those two schools to use the facilities at Springdale Elementary and Mount Juliet Middle School for the remainder of the school year. However, as you are aware, all school districts in Tennessee recently closed due to the spread of COVID-19.

    Taking everything that has occurred into account, the district will have much to determine prior to the start of the 2020-2021 school year. These determinations will take into account multiple factors, and it will include what is best for all students involved. While there will not be a solution that meets the desires of every single parent, student, and staff member, the district will ensure it meets the needs of students and teachers in light of the circumstances.

    The district’s goal is to use time between now and the end of the school year to look at the various options available, and we hope to have more information for the public by May 21.

Coronavirus (COVID-19) Response Plan

  • COVID19 Update

    The Coronavirus (COVID-19) Response Plan for Wilson County Schools is available on the Coronavirus (COVID-19) Information page.

    The plan will be updated immediately as additional information and guidance is given from the State Department of Health and the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), so please check our website for future updates.

District Headlines

  • District Storm Damage Information & Updates

    West Wilson Middle & Stoner Creek Elementary sustained extremely heavy damage during the March 3rd storms. Those buildings will not be in use for the remainder of the school year. Plans are currently being devised on what the remainder of the school year will look like for everyone involved with these schools. Those plans will be released in the coming days. For updates on the district's extensive storm damage and plans for moving forward, click the link above. We offer our gratitude for everyone who has reached out to offer words of encouragement for the students, staff, and families of our district.  We are #WilsonStrong #StrongerTogether.

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  • Tornado Relief Donations for SCE & WWMS

    All donations to SCE and WWMS will help with items needed for our teachers and students at each school. We are thankful for your support! #WestWilsonStrong #StrongerTogether

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  • New Student Enrollment 2019-2020 and Pre-Enrollment 2020-2021 - Now Open

    New Student Enrollment for the 2019-2020 school year and Pre-Enrollment for the 2020-2021 school year are now open. Click the link above for more information. Returning Student Registration will open July 8, 2020.

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  • OPEN ENROLLMENT FOR ELIGIBLE SCHOOLS - NOW OPEN!

    Parents who would like to request an “out of zone” transfer for next school year will be able to submit an application, starting February 1, 2020. This includes all teachers and staff, who work for the district. Open Enrollment runs from February 1 - February 28, for the 2020-2021 school calendar year. Eight Schools are eligible for an open transfer, including the new Green Hill High School, which will open in August

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  • FOOD SERVICE JOB OPENINGS

    Are you searching for a family friendly job opportunity? One that allows time to care for your family AND have a career for yourself? A career with Wilson County School Nutrition offers BOTH! Check out our food service job openings!

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  • SKYWARD NEW STUDENT ENROLLMENT

    All new students to Wilson County Schools must enroll online through the Skyward New Student Online Enrollment Portal. The portal will be available for the 2020-21 school year beginning Thursday, March 5th.

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  • 2018-2019 STATE REPORT CARD INFORMATION

    The latest Report Card issued by the Tennessee Department of Education indicates that Wilson County Schools performed exceptionally well overall. The new information reflects our commitment to thrive, excel and maintain our position as one of the top performing public school districts throughout the entire state.

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Academic Minute

  • It's time for another "Academic Minute!" 
    This week Wiley talks about the "Imagination Station STEM Bus" and the big plans it has for activities beginning in August of this year! It's never too early too get excited about STEM and Wiley is all in - your child will be too after you watch this!
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Educator of the Month

  • In partnership with Lebanon Wilson County Chamber of Commerce, we are excited to announce the Educator of the Month! It goes to a very deserving teacher at Wilson Central High School! Congrats to DeAna Duncan!

    She is the Audio/Video Productions teacher at WCHS. Her principal, Mr. Travis Mayfield, nominated her for this honor and several of her students provided feedback on why she should receive “Educator of the Month.”

    Ms. Duncan has been teaching this particular program for about three years. Students are able to get very creative in her class using cameras, editing equipment, studio sets and produce script writing. These skills are essential for students wanting to pursue a career in broadcasting and film production. However, some students take the class just to really boost their creativity in whatever subject they love the most! Ms. Duncan provides a path for these students to succeed!

     
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