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Tennessee's traditional sales tax weekend is July 31 through August 2, making it the perfect time to stock up on school supplies. ✏️ Learn more: trst.in/ANnTsV

Make sure to bookmark our Back to School page on the district website to get all your back-to-school information in one convenient location: trst.in/zPQA1w

Williamson County Schools is looking to fill vacant positions for the 2026-27 school year! Visit our Careers page to find your fit! wcs.edu/careers

📚 The Back to School issue of InFocus arrives July 28 with important dates, bus routes, meal info and more for the 2026-27 school year. Subscribe today: infocus.wcs.edu/subscribe

New this year, students who want to ride e-bikes to school will have to complete a safety course first. Learn more about the course and the requirements: trst.in/Enq1DB

For the first time in three years, students across Williamson County gathered for the Summer Orchestra Camp. 🎻 Learn more: trst.in/a9GALi

👏 Several Williamson County Schools HOSA students were recognized this summer at the group's annual International Leadership Conference. Find out who was recognized: trst.in/6hq318

The Brentwood High forensics team proudly represented WCS at the National Speech and Debate Association (NSDA) Tournament June 14-19. 🏆️ Find out more: trst.in/iWHMSG

🏐 Brentwood High’s Eliza McKnight has been named the Gatorade Tennessee Volleyball Player of the Year, while Ravenwood High’s Simon Hetrick has earned Gatorade Tennessee Boys Soccer Player of the Year honors. ⚽️ Learn more here: trst.in/gmKsHn

🎭 Mill Creek Middle theater students spent part of their summer bringing Trolls Jr. to life at Theater Camp! Students built confidence through singing, acting and dancing, while WCS high school interns gained leadership experience mentoring young performers. 🌟

WCS high school students earned top placements at the National Technology Student Association (TSA) Conference in Washington, D.C., June 22-26. 🏆️ Find out more: trst.in/N8e9bw

The results are in, and Williamson County Schools leads the state with a 73.9 percent proficiency rate for all subjects on the 2025-26 Tennessee Comprehensive Assessment Program (TCAP). 🎉 Read more: trst.in/d8duPA

Four Ravenwood High Junior Reserve Officers’ Training Corps (JROTC) cadets have been named Army Academic Bowl National Champions. Learn more: trst.in/3eVpEZ

THIS JUST IN: Fairview Elementary will welcome Dr. Sandy Anderson as its next principal. Anderson, a veteran administrator with extensive experience in education, was introduced to the FES faculty and staff on July 8.

Reminder for WCS families: Back to School Forms for 2026-27 are due in one week. Complete them in Skyward on a desktop or laptop and be sure to click submit. New students do not need to complete again. Read more about Back to School Forms: trst.in/DigAir

WCS students from across the district are raising their voices to celebrate 250 years of America. 🇺🇸 Happy birthday, America! youtu.be/qMft3iBTR-U

WCS SACC registration for 2026-27 is now open. Extended care is available at all elementary schools with full-time, part-time and drop-in options. Space is limited. Register in EZChildTrack before July 31 to save on fees. Learn more: trst.in/zemek0

The WCS School Board has named Dr. Leigh Webb as Interim Superintendent at its June 29 Special Called Board Meeting. Read the full story on InFocus - trst.in/WQhpnZ

Tonight's Special Called Williamson County School Board Meeting will begin at 5:00 p.m. in the Professional Development Center located at 1761 West Main Street in Franklin. You can watch it live on WC-TV or online at the link below. @WCSIT-1" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">youtube.com/@WCSIT-1

Rising 1st through 12th graders spent part of the summer honing their artistic skills at Nolensville High. 🎨 This year’s Summer Art Camp featured several 2D and 3D projects for campers to explore. Learn more: trst.in/GcVISZ