Williamson County

Headquartered at 1320 W. Main Street in Franklin, Tennessee, Williamson County Schools is a fully operational, traditional public school district serving the broader Nashville-Davidson–Murfreesboro–Franklin metropolitan area. Set within a rural fringe community, this non-charter district operates 52 facilities that provide a complete academic continuum from pre-kindergarten through 12th grade. Families, residents, and researchers can contact the administrative offices directly at (615) 472-4000 or explore institutional resources through their official portal at www.wcs.edu.

According to the 2024–2025 NCES dataset, the district supports a substantial student body of 41,593 learners, including 21,493 male and 20,100 female students. Demographically, the student population includes 31,111 White, 3,635 Asian, 3,375 Hispanic, 1,997 multiracial, and 1,375 Black students, alongside American Indian and Pacific Islander learners. Grade-level enrollment spans from 601 pre-kindergarten children and 2,384 kindergarteners to a graduating class of 3,644 high school seniors. While full-time equivalent staffing metrics are unrecorded in this reporting period's federal dataset, the district's 52 active schools maintain a wide-reaching footprint across primary and secondary education in the region.