On Thursday, May 12 all 8th and 9th-grade students visited Volunteer State Community College. Students received a welcome by President, Dr. Orinthia Montague and campus tours by Vol State staff. Students visited classrooms and met professors of their top postsecondary career options. Presently, 40% of Trousdale County graduates attend Volunteer State Community College through the Tennessee Promise grant. 

Trousdale County Schools have announced that it will not administer end of the year examinations; therefore, the last student day will be Monday, May 16. Please see other important end of the year dates:

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This week, U.S. Secretary of Education Miguel Cardona visited Trousdale County to learn about students’ experiences during the Covid-19 pandemic. TCHS students Zion Badru, Cynthia Esquivel, Lamont Mitchell, Zander Napier, and Piper Triplett shared the successes and challenges of learning during a pandemic as they prepare for college and future careers.

<p >Today, the Tennessee Department of Education announced that Trousdale County Schools has been named a Best for All District, a designation that reflects the district’s commitment to accelerate student learning.</p >

In its Regular December Meeting, the School Board approved the 2022-23 School District Calendar. Students will begin the new school year on July 25 and they have a full week for both fall and spring breaks, three days for Thanksgiving break, and (11) days for Christmas break. The 2022-23 school year will conclude with Graduation on May 19, 2023. 

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Trousdale County Schools will temporarily transition to remote learning in the event of a classroom or school closure due to the effects of COVID. Please see Director's letter to parents and transition plan.