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Congratulations to Williamson County Schools on the opening of its $15.5M innovation center, a 26,000-square-foot facility largely funded by the Governor's Innovative School Models grants. In addition to Entrepreneurship & Innovation courses offered through the Entrepreneurship Center, high school students can now pursue pathways in Advanced Power & Machinery, Aviation, Cybersecurity & AI, Fire Management, Hospitality, Tourism & Culinary Arts, while earning industry credentials of value at the Innovation Center. 🚒✈️💻⚙️🏗️🎓
The warming shelters at Fairview High School and Franklin High School are now closed. All guests have either safely returned home or made alternate accommodations. If you need emergency shelter during the cold weather, call (629) 235-6480 day or night.
Thank you to our @WCSedu partners, staff, @WCSO_Sheriff, @CityOfFranklin, @FranklinFire, @CityofFairview, volunteers, and community members who helped support our neighbors during this cold weather response.
Williamson County Warming Shelters Open — Travel Only if Necessary
Warming shelters are now open at Fairview High School and Franklin High School for residents who do not have a safe, warm place to stay.
⚠️ Road conditions are hazardous. Please stay in your home unless you do not have safe heating options, or reach out to friends or family members if available. If you must travel to a shelter, use extreme caution, avoid unsafe roads, and arrange safe transportation if possible.
📍 Shelter Locations
· Fairview High School
2595 Fairview Blvd, Fairview, TN 37062
· Franklin High School
810 Hillsboro Rd, Franklin, TN 37064
🐾 Pets: Cats and dogs only at this time. Animals must be leashed or in crates. Please bring your own leashes and muzzles for nervous pups.
Bring snacks and drinks. Please share this information with anyone who may need it. Stay safe and warm.
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Dave’s RemarkABLE Coffee Cart is open for business! Thank you @williamson_inc for hosting the 1st event, Honest Coffee & @WcsEic for your partnership. @WCSedu
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Incredible match, both teams played their hearts out. Summit takes Set 5, 15-13. Summit is your 2025 AAA State Champion!
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Our EIC students brought their voice to the table at the Breakfast With the Mayors event hosted by Franklin Tomorrow! 🎉 We’re proud to have them join the panel, share insights, and engage with community leaders on building a stronger future. #StudentLeaders @wcsCCTE @WCSedu
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TSSAA Middle School XC Champions! 🏆
Class AAA- Woodland
Class AA- Legacy
Class A- Providence Academy
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We are the @wcsWMAA "AA" Football Champions! Congrats to our team on an UNDEFEATED record-breaking season! Thanks to everyone that showed up to cheer the team on to victory over a solid Mill Creek team! #comPete #PantherPride @cspulliam @WillCoSports @pagefootball @WCSedu
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Love working with children? Join our before and after school child care team. Now hiring childcare workers in Spring Hill @WCSedu
The FFD’s 2nd Annual Lead with Fire summer camp wrapped up yesterday and was an incredible experience for 15 teens!
Held June 2–4 in partnership with @WCSedu CCTE, the camp provided hands-on training and a behind-the-scenes look at the fire service. From pulling hose lines to suiting up in full gear, these future first responders got a true taste of what it takes to serve.
A huge thank you to Firefighter David Konstant for coordinating the camp, and to Captain-Paramedic Dustin Anderson and Firefighters Tyler Barnes, Andrew Bowden, Josh Cole, and Matt Thomas for their outstanding support.
We’re also grateful to the Franklin Fire Explorers for assisting throughout the camp and being great role models for participants.
And finally, thank you to WCS CCTE Director Dr. Jeremy Qualls and Assistant Director Kris Schneider for their continued partnership and support.
Check out these exciting photos captured at camp!
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Congratulations to @wcsCHS @wcsCHSTrack @chs_cougars_fb Gavin Johnson winning the @TSSAA State Championship in the 400.. @wcsCOAthletics @CHSCAC @CHSPTSOWCS tn.milesplit.com/videos/7617…
Last night, the FFD, in partnership with Williamson County Schools College, Career & Technical Education, hosted Signing Day at Station 2—celebrating young people selected for two groundbreaking public safety programs:
FFD Internship Academy – Launching in June, this 19-week Recruit Academy is designed for recent high school graduates. Interns will train alongside firefighters, gain hands-on experience, and earn certifications that pave the way to fire service careers.
WCS Fire Management Program – A new year-long course for rising high school seniors starting in 2025–26, offering a deep dive into careers in fire protection and public safety.
Just like a sports signing, participants signed commitment letters, marking the official start of their journey into the fire service.
We were honored to have several community leaders speak, including:
• Fire Chief Glenn Johnson
• @CityOfFranklin Administrator Eric Stuckey
• HR Director Kevin Townsel, JD, and FSSD Board Member
• WCS Director of CCTE Jeremy Qualls
• WCS Assistant Director of CCTE Kris Schneider
• Firefighter David Konstant, Internship Academy Coordinator
We’re proud to invest in our future and support the next generation of first responders!
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Your @wcsBHStennis girls are State Champs AGAIN!!!! Congrats ladies!
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☀️ SCHOOL’S ALMOST OUT FOR SUMMER – STAY ALERT! 🚸 williamsoncountysherifftn.co…
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We are happy to offer a 4 day STEM Camp. Students will explore engineering and technology through various hands-on projects. Led by the NHS Engineering teacher and students. AM & PM session available.
Find out more here forms.office.com/r/6ZJ4jVN5Q…
#STEM #summercamp
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The Raptors had a blast teaming up with the #challengerleague of Franklin this weekend! #RTTR
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EIC and @fssdFIS unite for Innovative Collaboration! These 5th and 6th grade students researched and presented about their favorite non-profit to our high school EIC students. Loved the energy and ideas that they brought. @fssdDirofSchool @wcsCCTE @WCSedu























































