Wilson County Schools
Coverage of Wilson County Schools in the Nexus archive.
- New Central Pike Elementary opens, making Wilson County Schools portable-free
Central Pike Elementary in Wilson County, Tennessee, opened to 670-700 students, making the district portable-free and relieving overcrowding at nearby schools. The 127,000-square-foot campus includes 50 classrooms, a certified storm shelter, and a dedicated school resource officer to enhance safety.
- Wilson County school board adopts policies on high-caffeine drinks, educator relationships with former students
The Wilson County Board of Education approved policies restricting student sales of highly caffeinated drinks and implementing state-mandated protections for educator relationships with students and recent graduates. The new policies limit drinks with 100mg+ caffeine during school hours and enforce a one-year restriction on inappropriate educator-student interactions.
- Travis Mayfield signs contract to becomes Wilson County Director of Schools
Travis Mayfield signed a contract to become Wilson County Director of Schools after approval by the Wilson County Board of Education. He will start on July 1 and previously served as Deputy Director of Operations and principal at Wilson Central High School.