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Harpeth High School has been named by the Tennessee Department of Education as a Reward School.

Reward school status is the top distinction a school can earn in Tennessee. Reward schools are those that are improving overall student academic achievement and student growth for all students and for certain groups of students.

In cooperation with our community partners, we are providing a pathway to success for all of our students in the classroom and in everyday life. Our main objective is to train and educate our students to be successful in any post-secondary endeavors they choose.

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District Newsletter

Cheatham County School District’s “Cheatham Achieves” newsletter

HHS named a National Unified Champion School

Harpeth High School, a Special Olympics Unified Champion School, was presented with a national banner on March 9 for its efforts to provide inclusive sports and activities for students with and without disabilities.

Wrestling Class A Midstate Coach and Assistant Coach of the Year

Harpeth High School head wrestling coach, Ricky Woods, and assistant coach, Jackson Whitlow, were voted in the Class A Midstate Coach and Assistant Coach of the Year, respectively, by the Middle Tennessee Wrestling Coaches Association.

HHS 2023 Staff Awards

Congratulations Steve Wilson, Celia Heard, and Donna Edens!

Two HHS students selected for Cheatham County Youth Leadership

Callie Edwards and Calli Copeland were chosen to be part of the Cheatham County Youth Leadership sponsored by the UT-TSU Extension program.

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That's the Harpeth Way!

Carleigh Minnis was presented with the annual Harpeth Way Award during the 2022 graduationceremony.

The mission of Harpeth High School is to provide a culture in which students are prepared for their future endeavors and learn to be responsible citizens.