It’s fall and it’s busy in Williamson County Schools! Check out what some of our schools have been up to in the past few weeks!
Hillsboro Elementary & Middle School
Join Hillsboro School (HEMS) for their Fall festival, “Barnaroo,” on Saturday, October 19th. The festival and silent auction are scheduled from 5-8 at HEMS in Lieper’s Fork. The school will be transformed into a semblance of a barn, with activities for kids of all ages.
This is a yearly fundraising event to support Hillsboro Elementary and Middle Schools. All proceeds will support the Hillsboro PTO in supporting student activities. The goal is to raise $14,000 this year. Admission at the door is only $7 or $25 for the whole family.
If you’re not sure what Barnaroo is all about, check out our story we published earlier this week HERE!
Brentwood Middle
The winners for the Tennessee Educational Technology Association’s annual e-Tales competition were recently released. Former Brentwood Middle School students, Tomas Starr and Jackson Rector placed first in the Middle Tennessee division for their video “How to Get an Autograph.” Jayne Grimson, placed second in the division for her video, “How to Act Like a Girl.” All three students entered the contest when they were members of the Advanced Broadcast class at Brentwood Middle.
Summit High School
The Summit High School Marching band traveled to Portland Tennessee to participate in Bandapalooza on Oct 5th. This first competition for the marching band was special for many reasons. The band unveiled brand new uniforms and finished in 1st place in their classification with the drum line and color guard finishing 2nd and 3rd, respectively.
Upcoming Summit High School marching band competitions are:
Oct 19th at Austin Peay
Oct 26th at Vanderbilt
Nov 2nd in the Division II State Championship at Independence High School
Fairview Elementary
Fairview Elementary held their fall fundraiser and participated in the Hawk Walk on Oct 4th.
Students ran, walked, and in some cases even danced their way around the track to help raise money for the school. Parents were on hand to help keep track of how many laps each student did and the boy and girl winners from each class were announced and given medals
Spring Station Middle School
Don’t forget the Holiday Station Marketplace ion December 7, 2013 from 9-5. Come and shop for the holidays or just for yourself. Admission is $2. There will be cookies, milk, story time with Santa, live music, door prizes and so much more. If you would like to have booth space or for more information contact Ashley Harris at [email protected]”
