| Name | Title | Contact Details |
|---|---|---|
Joseph Longo |
Chief Technology and Information Security Officer | Profile |
Empower Schools partners with communities to help them get the schools they want with the results students need. We focus on powerful schools that have the flexibilities they need to effectively prepare students, and the educators with the skills to use those freedoms well. We work with policymakers and education system leaders to adopt open systems that allow for schools of all types, including both traditional district schools and schools led by proven and promising independent leaders. We capture and share the most promising practices to inform and shape the national conversation on education reform.
Williamson County Schools is a K-12 school district with approximately 38,100 students enrolled for the 2016-2017 school year. There are 44 school sites: 10 high schools, 9 middle schools, 24 elementary schools, and one K- 8 school. The district`s newest schools are located in Nolensville: Mill Creek Elementary, Mill Creek Middle and Nolensville High. According to the Tennessee Department of Education`s 2015 Report Card, WCS earned all A`s in 3-8 Achievement and an A, B and C in Value-Added Growth. In addition, the district`s graduating class of 2015 posted an ACT composite score of 23.8, the highest in the history of the district. In addition, 21 Williamson County schools were named 2014-15 Reward Schools by the Tennessee Department of Education.
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