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The student that made the on-line threat to the high school has been charged with a threat of mass violence on school property. A hearing has been scheduled in Trousdale County Juvenile Court. No physical threat was found. Trousdale County Schools takes all threats seriously and we will continue to be diligent in keeping parents and guardians informed of information as it becomes available. The safety of our students is our number 1 priority.

Open Day: April 11, 2026

Ms. June Aldana was recognized by Transportation Director Tim Wilson and Director of Schools Jennifer Cothron for 50 years of service in the Trousdale County School District.  Ms. June has driven a bus and worked with students for 50 years and has touched many lives during that time.  We appreciate her dedication to the students of Trousdale County.

 

Congratulations Ms. June!

 March 2, 2026 — In celebration of the upcoming 250th anniversary of the United States, Governor Bill Lee and First Lady of Tennessee Maria Lee visited Trousdale County Elementary School to read with kindergarten and first-grade students and highlight the importance of literacy, civic pride, and community engagement.

 

The visit is part of the statewide commemoration of United States Semiquincentennial, marking 250 years since the signing of the Declaration of Independence in 1776. During the visit, Governor Lee joined students in their classroom reading corner to share age-appropriate stories about American history, community values, and the meaning of citizenship.

 

Trousdale County Elementary School has been recognized for its strong literacy programs and close-knit school culture. Principal Demetrice Badru expressed appreciation for the Governor’s visit. “It means so much for our students to see state leaders taking time to celebrate reading and our nation’s history with them,” said Principal Badru. “America’s 250th anniversary is not just about honoring our past, but it’s also about inspiring our future. Spending time with these bright young learners reminds us that the next chapter of our state and our nation will be written by students just like them.”

 

 

 

 

 

 

Summer Learning Camp Registration for rising Kindergarten through 9th grade is now open until March 19. The 2026 Summer Learning Camp will be held from 7:30 - 1:30, Monday-Friday, June 1 - 26. 3rd grade parents are encouraged to register their student to help meet potential requirements of the TN Literacy Success Law. 

 

Copy of Letter sent home with Students

2026 Summer Learning Camp Registration Form