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District newsletter: Germantown schools announce spring programs and new college partnership
Summary
A Germantown Municipal School District announcement highlights end-of-quarter benchmarks, spring break, senior recognition for the class of 2026, new AP courses, spring sports and musicals, and a University of Memphis partnership allowing Houston High students to earn a college minor in artificial intelligence while in high school.
As the third quarter closes and students prepare for spring break, Germantown Municipal School District highlighted recent benchmark assessments, upcoming state testing and AP exams, and plans to spotlight seniors from the class of 2026. The district noted that these seniors were kindergarteners when GMSD opened and are the first cohort to complete their full K–12 education within the district.
The district announced academic expansions for next year, including several additional advanced placement courses at Houston High School and a partnership with the University of Memphis that will enable Houston High students to earn a college minor in artificial intelligence while still in high school. The newsletter said more details are available in the district newsletter, which also covers extracurricular activity updates: spring sports teams have begun their seasons with early wins and the district has upcoming spring musicals.
The announcement also noted activity at the state level, saying the Tennessee legislature is in session and that the Germantown Board of Education has published a legislative agenda outlining the board’s priorities for public education. The district thanked families for engagement and wished students a safe spring break, encouraging them to "finish strong" for the semester.
