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Our Transportation Department has spent the majority of the day looking at road conditions in the White House, Millersville and Portland areas. We are still seeing significant accumulation of ice on several roadways that multiple buses travel in those areas.
We will assess road conditions tomorrow to make a decision for school on Wednesday. We are hopeful that the warmer temperatures forecasted for Tuesday will clear the remaining problem roadways.
The following photos were taken today (Febrary 23, 2015)
C Smith Road, Millersville Tennessee.
Happy Hollow, Hendersonville Tennessee.
H.B Williams Elementary School Parking Lot
Henry Road, Millersville Tennessee.
McMurtry Road, White House Tennessee.
Patton Branch Road, Goodletsville Tennessee.
Pole Hill Road, Millersville Tennessee.
Shell Road, Millersville Tennessee.
Woody Lane, White House Tennessee
White House Middle School Parking lot.
Westmoreland High School Parking lot.
School Support Organizations (SSO) are a valued resource and are much appreciated supporters of our students and schools. Volunteers with our School Support Organizations work hand in hand with our schools and are required to follow certain guidelines and policies as defined in the Tennessee Code Annotated 49-2-603 (School Support Organization Financial Accountability Act - S.S.O.F.A.A.) and Sumner County Board of Education Board Policy 2.404, titled: School Support Organizations.
School Support Organizations must be approved by the Principal of the school they are affiliated with and the Director of Schools or his designee. Each SSO must provide documentation annually that shows their financial activities, the volunteers in charge of the SSO, that the SSO is a registered non-profit in good standing and, if applicable, has been federally recognized and retains active status as a 501(c)(3) organization.
It is recommended that the SSO contact a CPA or attorney for guidance in organization formation and required annual State and Federal filings. At a minimum, the SSO should contact the State of Tennessee and the IRS for guidance on what annual paperwork is required.
Available on this page are the SSO required forms, the SSO operating manual (published by the TN Comptroller’s Office), frequently asked questions and other general information regarding the operations and activities of a School Support Organization.
All annual SSO paperwork is due after the fiscal year end of June 30th and no later than August 1st each year. Please send all paperwork to:
Sumner County Board of Education
Attn: Internal Audit Dept.
695 E. Main Street
Gallatin, TN 37066
Current Newsletters
4.8 2017-2018 District Newsletter
Archived Newsletter
- 4.7 2017-2018 District Newsletter
- 4.6 2017-2018 District Newsletter
- 4.5 2017-2018 District Newsletter
- 4.4 2017-2018 District Newsletter
- 4.3 2017-2018 District Newsletter
- 4.2 2017-2018 District Newsletter
- 4.1 2017-2018 District Newsletter
- 3.1 2016-2017 District Newsletter
- 3.2 2016-2017 District Newsletter
- 3.3 2016-2017 District Newsletter
- 3.4 2016-2017 District Newsletter
- 3.5 2016-2017 District Newsletter
Online School Payment (OSP) will be used for childcare programs only. Please click to access OSP.
Extended Day Childcare Programs
Bethpage Elementary Bobcats’ Den
Open: After school only
Phone: 615-841-3896 ext. 12512 Cell: 615-670-1318
Clyde Riggs Elementary Panther Pals
Open: After school only
Phone: 615-325-2391 Ext. 10224 Cell: 615-670-3164
Dr. William Burrus Elementary Sidekicks
Open: Before and after school
Phone: 615-338-7142 Cell: 629-255-6862
Gene Brown Elementary Bobcat Buddies
Open: Before and after school, school breaks, and summer
Phone: 615-824-8633 ext. 10935 Cell: 615-670-0708
H. B. Williams Elementary Backpacks
Open: After school, school breaks, and summer
Phone: 615-672-0211 ext. 12236 Cell: 615-982-0169
Howard Elementary Owls’ Nest
Open: After school only
Cell: 615-670-0731
J. W. Wiseman Elementary Wise Kids
Open: Before and after school, school breaks, and summer
Phone: 615-323-8582 ext. 10325 Cell: 615-561-9773
Jack Anderson Elementary Jags’ Treehouse
Open: Before and after school only
Phone: 615-338-4502 ext. 12135 Cell: 615-772-7948
Nannie Berry Elementary Berry Patch
Open: Before and after school only
Phone: 615-824-5470 ext. 10661 Cell: 615-670-0729
North Sumner Elementary Tigers’ Den
Open: After school only
Phone: 615-888-2882 ext. 10130 Cell: 615-670-08038
Portland Gateview Elementary Cub House
Open: After school, school breaks, and summer
Phone: 615-323-7638 ext. 12030 Cell: 615-210-4056
Union STEAM Elementary Kidz’ Zone
Open: Before and after school, school breaks, and summer
Phone: 615-451-6538 ext. 11115 Cell: 615-772-1932
Walton Ferry Elementary Sneakers
Open: Before and after school, school breaks, and summer
Cell: 615-210-5350
Watt Hardison Elementary Panther Paws
Open: Before and after school, school breaks, and summer
Cell: 615-708-0816
Westmoreland Elementary Eagles’ Nest
Open: Before and after school only
Phone: 615-644-2340 ext. 11840 Cell: 615-670-0795
Vena Stuart Elementary Superstars
Open: After school only
Cell: 615-670-0689
Developing Gifted Potential into Performance
Philosophy
Sumner County Schools is committed to providing opportunities to nurture, challenge, and develop potential of gifted learners. We recognize that intellectually gifted students have unique needs which warrant differentiated curriculum and programming. Gifted children differ from others in learning ability; they learn faster, have wider interests, have greater capacity to learn material, and think with greater depth about what they learn. A continuum of services is designed to enhance critical, conceptual, and abstract thinking, problem-solving, and creativity within content areas.
Mission
Our mission is to guide gifted learners to realize and utilize their potential.
Vision
Our vision is to meet the needs of gifted learners, all day, every day.
Services
Opportunities for gifted learners are provided in accordance with their intellectual abilities and academic aptitudes as determined by the IEP team for each individual student.
Program Goals
• To develop critical, conceptual, and abstract thinking within content areas
• To develop creative problem-solving within content areas
• To promote positive affective development
Contacts
Please contact your child’s Gifted Itinerant Teacher for more information.
Additional Resources
Karah Lewis, Consulting Teacher for Gifted Education
Kayren Craighead, Special Education Coordinator
Pupil Services, Sumner County Schools
695 E. Main Street Gallatin, Tennessee 37066
(615) 451-5414