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Congratulations Steve Wilson, Celia Heard, and Donna Edens!

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

Calli Copeland, a senior at Harpeth High School, received the Tennessee School Boards Association’s Student Recognition Award for the Mid-Cumberland region. Copeland was presented with the award on Sept. 29 at the TSBA Fall District meeting for the Mid-Cumberland region at Centennial High School. The Student Recognition Award recognizes students from across the state who have distinguished themselves in academics, community leadership and engagement. One student is selected from each region in the state. Copeland has served as the HHS class president for three years and is the president of the school’s Unified Club. She’s also a member of the HHS volleyball team.

Mr. Steve Wilson recently published his third book, "In the Silent Halls". He has generously donated multiple copies of his books to our school library. They are available for check out now.

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

Three Cheatham County schools have received a Level 5 designation- Harpeth High School, Kingston Springs Elementary, and Sycamore High School.

The Cheatham County School District is pleased to be the recipient of $15,634.66 in education grants, which were provided through a cooperative effort between A. O. Smith and the Cheatham County Chamber of Commerce. Harpeth educators, David Ufnar and Krystal Moberly were among the recipients of the grant.