The Grove is a family community. We understand the importance a healthy, supportive community has in the growth and maturation of a child, and as parents looking for your forever home, we know how important school districting and rankings can be when searching for the perfect community to raise your children.
Williamson County School District
The Grove can proudly say we are located in an amazing district and are fortunate to have our Grove kids attend Page Schools within the nationally recognized Williamson County School District. According to the Tennessee Department of Education’s 2016 State Report Card, Williamson County Schools has been rated as the premier school district in Tennessee with a graduation rate of 95.5%, a teacher-to-student ratio of 20:1, and 6 National Blue Ribbon Schools which is why it has been awarded a Great Schools rating of 10 out of 10.
Among the top-performing schools in the Williamson County School District are the locally revered Fred Page Middle and High School, along with one of the area’s top 5 elementary schools; College Grove Elementary.
College Grove Elementary
College Grove Elementary is where our youngest residents will begin their academic careers, and not to worry mom, they will be in very capable hands! According to schooldigger.com, College Grove Elementary is ranked 43rd of 983 Tennessee elementary schools with a 15:1 student/teacher ratio. College Grove Elementary ranks better than 95.6% of elementary schools in Tennessee and ranks 14th among 27 ranked elementary schools in the Williamson County School District.
Fred Page Middle School
As a parent, you can’t ask for a better Middle School to send your child to. Ranked 4th among 10 ranked middle schools in the Williamson County School District, Fred Page Middle School currently has a 17:1 Student to Teacher ratio, and according to schooldigger.com ranks 8th out of 576 Tennessee middle schools in Tennessee!
Fred Page High School
Fred J Page High School ranks 7th among 10 ranked high schools in the Williamson County School District and has a student/teacher ratio of 14:1. According to schooldigger.com, Fred Page High School ranks 25th of 347 Tennessee high schools and ranks better than 92.8% of high schools in Tennessee.
Growth in Williamson County
With a list of accomplishments and schools this revered, it comes as no surprise that Williamson County is one of the most sought-after areas to raise a family, with more and more families calling the county home each day. Because of this growth, officials are projecting an estimated 10,000 new students in the county which lead Williamson County School officials to implement rezoning initiatives for the 2018-19 school year to alleviate schools that are overcrowded or approaching capacity.
Rezoning? Not for The Grove!
Currently, the rezoning will impact about 2,953 students, which encompasses about 8 percent of the district’s student population affecting areas such as Brentwood, Berry Farms Town Center, Thompson Station, Sullivan Farms, and more. While neighborhoods and communities around us will be subject to rezoning, we are very happy to say residents of The Grove can rest assured that they will remain within the coveted Page School district.
With a large population of children in our community, our families are very happy that we will not be rezoned, as they all love the Page schools. Rezoning is a big change, and all of us at The Grove are ecstatic that our children will continue to receive a top-notch education with the teachers, mentors, and friends that have been so impactful in our children’s lives.
Considering making the move to The Grove? Curious to learn more about the schools in our district? Give us a call at (615) 368-3044 and we’ll gladly give you the scoop! After all, it takes a village, right?