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District boundary from the NCES EDGE composite school district file. Each marker is a graded school; click it for its grade and scores.

Oak View Elem SchoolEdmondson ElementaryHunters Bend ElementaryCentennial High SchoolRenaissance High SchoolHeritage ElementaryKenrose ElementaryHeritage Middle SchoolWestwood Elementary SchoolBethesda ElementaryCollege Grove Elementary CollegeFairview ElementaryFairview High SchoolFranklin High SchoolFred J Page High SchoolGrassland ElementaryHillsboro Elementary Middle SchoolLipscomb ElementaryNolensville ElementaryBrentwood Middle SchoolTrinity ElementaryScales ElementaryBrentwood High SchoolFairview Middle SchoolFred J Page Middle SchoolRavenwood High SchoolGrassland Middle SchoolCrockett ElementaryWalnut Grove ElementaryWinstead Elementary SchoolChapmans Retreat ElementaryIndependence High SchoolSunset Elementary SchoolSunset Middle SchoolLongview Elementary SchoolSpring Station Middle SchoolAllendale Elementary SchoolPearre Creek Elementary SchoolSummit High SchoolClovercroft Elementary SchoolNolensville High SchoolMill Creek Elementary SchoolMill Creek Middle SchoolThompsons Station Middle SchoolJordan Elementary SchoolThompsons Station Elementary SchoolCreekside Elementary SchoolLegacy Middle SchoolVanguard Virtual High SchoolWoodland Middle School
District boundary from the NCES EDGE composite school district file; each dot is a graded school, tap or hover for its name.

SchoolGrade summary for Williamson County

Average SchoolGrade
A
Meeting or exceeding expectations
96%
Exceeding
69%
Avg actual scores
70.3%
Avg projected
65.5%

49 of 50 schools in Williamson County carry a SchoolGrade (1 have too little test data to grade). Grade distribution:

A: 46B: 2C: 1

Best schools in Williamson County

Statewide rankings: all 339 high schools in Tennessee · all 306 middle schools in Tennessee · all 944 elementary schools in Tennessee

The ten highest SchoolGrades in the district. Grades reward actual test performance against the projection for each school's student context, so a B in a high-poverty school can outrank an A- elsewhere on impact.

  1. A+ Clovercroft Elementary School (Elementary school, greatly exceeds expectations)
  2. A+ Jordan Elementary School (Elementary school, greatly exceeds expectations)
  3. A+ Lipscomb Elementary (Elementary school, exceeds expectations)
  4. A+ Brentwood Middle School (Middle school, greatly exceeds expectations)
  5. A+ Grassland Elementary (Elementary school, exceeds expectations)
  6. A+ Walnut Grove Elementary (Elementary school, greatly exceeds expectations)
  7. A+ Brentwood High School (High school, greatly exceeds expectations)
  8. A+ Crockett Elementary (Elementary school, meets expectations)
  9. A+ Oak View Elem School (Elementary school, exceeds expectations)
  10. A+ Pearre Creek Elementary School (Elementary school, exceeds expectations)

Every school in Williamson County

High schools (11)

Middle and junior high schools (12)

Elementary and primary schools (27)

Where Williamson County schools are

Cities and towns served (6)

About this district

  • State: Best schools in Tennessee
  • County: Williamson County
  • Type: regular local school district
  • Setting: fringe rural (NCES locale of the district office)
  • Enrollment: 41,909 students with 2,717 full-time-equivalent teachers and 5,788 total staff FTE (NCES CCD, 2023-24)
  • NCES district ID: 4704530
  • Grades are the 2025-26 SchoolGrade model: each school's actual proficiency against the level projected for its student context. How SchoolGrade works

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Questions about Williamson County

How many schools are in Williamson County?

SchoolGrade grades 50 public schools in Williamson County, across 6 cities and towns. Every one of them is listed on this page with a link to its own report.

Which cities does Williamson County serve?

The largest by graded schools: Franklin, Brentwood, Spring Hill, Fairview, Nolensville and 1 more.

How good are the schools in Williamson County?

Across the 49 graded schools, the average SchoolGrade is A, with 70.3% of tested students meeting the state bar against a projected 65.5%. 96% of schools meet or exceed the expectation for their student context.

How many students attend Williamson County?

41,909 students were enrolled in Williamson County in the 2023-24 school year, about 15.4 students per full-time teacher (NCES Common Core of Data).

Where is Williamson County?

Williamson County is in Tennessee, based in Williamson County, with its district office in Franklin. Its boundary covers about 562 sq mi.