Kingston Springs Elementary recognized as a 2023-24 reward school in Tennessee

February 06, 2025 | Cheatham County, School Districts, Tennessee

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The Cheatham County School District (CCSD) Board meeting on February 6, 2025, highlighted significant achievements within the district, including the recognition of Kingston Springs Elementary as a "Reward School" by the Tennessee Department of Education. Principal Andrea Bledsoe announced that Kingston Springs was one of only 377 schools statewide to receive this designation, acknowledging the school's high performance and improvement across various academic indicators. The board commended the administration, staff, and students for their dedication and hard work in achieving this honor.

In addition to the school recognition, the meeting celebrated the "Employees of the Month" from various schools within the district. Notable honorees included Ryan Apid Price from Ashland City Elementary STEM Academy, who was recognized for her commitment to student support and innovative teaching methods, and Olivia Cox from Kingston Springs Elementary, praised for her strong relationships with students and positive attitude. Other recipients included staff from Harpeth High School, Sycamore Middle School, and Riverside Academy, each acknowledged for their exceptional contributions to their respective school communities.
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The meeting also featured an update on the school improvement plan, with Harpeth High School's Director highlighting the school's ongoing commitment to excellence. Harpeth High has achieved the prestigious designation of a "1 with 5 school" for the fourth consecutive year, reflecting its status among the top-performing schools in Tennessee. The school has implemented the HAVOC initiative, which stands for "Honoring Achievements, Valuing Our Community," to further enhance academic and extracurricular success while fostering community engagement.

Overall, the meeting underscored the CCSD's commitment to academic excellence and community involvement, celebrating both individual and collective achievements within the district. The board encouraged continued support from the community as they strive for further success in the future.

Converted from CCSD February Board Meeting (HHS) meeting on February 06, 2025
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