Sumner County board previews rezonings that would move about 200 elementary students, centralize some pre‑K
At a May 12 budget workshop, Sumner County School Board staff proposed rezoning lines that would shift roughly 200 elementary students and 95–100 middle‑school students between neighborhood feeders and discussed a temporary consolidation of pre‑K classrooms to ease overcrowding; the board will vote next week.
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Sumner County School Board staff on May 12 presented proposed attendance‑zone changes that would shift about 200 elementary students and roughly 95–100 middle school students among a cluster of Gallatin‑area schools, while asking the board to approve a short‑term plan to centralize some pre‑K classrooms.
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