Liberty Elementary School is one of the elementary schools of the Franklin Special School District. The school is located in Franklin, Tenn., and offers its services for students in prekindergarten through grade four. It was founded in 1986 and has an enrollment of more than 420 students. The school also is accredited by the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools. The subjects offered include English as second language, language arts, reading skills, spelling and vocabulary, mathematics and number reasoning, science, social studies, history, geography, music, foreign language and health and physical education. The school s campus also houses a library and media center, computer laboratory and music and arts rooms. In addition, Liberty Elementary School provides various events that include skating, Veteran s Day Parade, cowboy sing and dance and book fair.
Freedom Middle School offers educational programs to students in grades seven and eight. The school provides a variety of classes, such as English language, reading, special education and foreign languages. Freedom Middle School also provides physical and health education to students. The school offers several football, basketball, tennis, softball, wrestling, baseball and cheerleading. Mill Middle School provides technological education in various subjects, such as science, language arts and social studies. It also has various participation clubs, including beta club, freedom hard rock, multimedia club, drama club and student council. The middle school is located in Franklin, Tenn., and is a member of the Franklin Special School District.
Generations Christian Academy had its original inception in 2016 as Generations Learning Center (GLC) (for ages 6 weeks - 5 years old), located in historic, downtown Franklin, Tennessee. This faith-based comprehensive early-learning and academic experience has now expanded its reach within our downtown Franklin family by launching Generations Christian Academy (GCA) in the fall of 2020. Soon to be recognized in the state of Tennessee as a Category 1 private school, the faith-based Christian emphasis and biblical worldview are an integral part of the academic curriculum. Weekly chapel and student led worship experiences, athletics, fine arts and special programs are foundational to encourage and inspire each student as they develop into their full, God-given potential. Soon to be recognized in the state of Tennessee as a Category 1 private school, the faith-based Christian emphasis and biblical worldview are an integral part of the academic curriculum. Weekly chapel and student led worship experiences, athletics, fine arts and special programs are foundational to encourage and inspire each student as they develop into their full, God-given potential.
Page Middle School offers a variety of learning and extracurricular programs. The school provides various subjects, such as English, math, industrial technology, art, social studies, family and consumer science and health and physical education. It organizes various sports programs that include baseball, basketball, cross country, dance, golf, football, soccer, softball, tennis, track, volleyball and wrestling. The school organizes several other activities through its clubs and organizations, such as Destination Imagination and chess, drama, newspaper, peer mediation, jazz band, yearbook and student leadership teams. Additionally, the school has a parent-teacher organization that provides services and support in academic progress and behavioral development of students. Page Middle School is located in Franklin, Tenn., and is operated by Williamson County Schools.
Founded in 1995, Hunters Bend Elementary serves more than 300 students in kindergarten through fifth grade. Its facilities include a gymnasium, cafeteria, library and regular classrooms. The school operates the YMCA Fun Company to provide after- and before-school programs. Hunters Bend Elementary has a staff that includes a psychologist, consultant, speech and language therapist, special education teachers and full-time teacher assistants. The school has a library that offers classic literature and research materials, current periodicals, newspapers, music videos and cassettes. Its after-school activities include Boy Scouts, Girl Scouts, Destination Imagination, choir, dance troupe, and runners, book and writers clubs. Located in Franklin, Tenn., Hunters Bend Elementary is a part of Williamson County Schools.
Franklin Elementary School offers a variety of academic curriculum in from prekindergarten through grade four. Its staffs include teachers, speech therapists, psychologists and nurses. The school has a health clinic that offers vision screening, and physical, occupational and speech therapies. Franklin Elementary School academic programs include classes in English, language arts, social studies, language and physical education. Franklin Elementary School s facility includes classrooms, computer lab and a cafeteria. The athletic department of the school provides activities, including football, hockey, tennis, wrestling, soccer and hockey. Additionally, the school offers after school care programs for prekindergarten students. Franklin Elementary School is accredited by the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools and is located in Franklin, Tenn.
Johnson Elementary School serves students in kindergarten through fifth grade. The school offers a variety of activities, including student council, chorus, flag and recycling teams, and walking, drama and beta clubs. In addition, it conducts various after-school programs. Johnson Elementary School also operates a library and media center that offers an accelerated reader program. Its academic curriculum includes English, mathematics, science, social studies, computer literacy, art, and health and physical education. Additionally, the school has a guidance counseling department for students, parents and teachers. Located in Franklin, Tenn., Johnson Elementary School is a part of the Franklin Special School District.
