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New Williamson County Middle School will open its doors on August 12th to welcome students

July 20, 2010 ⋅  Email this post ⋅  Print this post ⋅ Post a comment

Spring Station Middle School would like to welcome all new residents to Spring Hill. New Williamson County residents of the Spring Station area may stop by the school between 9:00-11:00 and 1:00-3:00 to pick up a registration packet.

Spring Station Middle School will open with roughly 700 students, grades 6th – 8th. The new middle school sits off Buckner Lane on Spring Station Drive. Students from Heritage Middle and Page Middle will soon have the privilege of establishing new traditions as a Spring Station Mustang.

Paula Pulliam will serve as the principal of Spring Station. Paula has worked for Williamson County for 17 years. Most recently as the Principal of Heritage Middle School. She brings with her a great deal of experience and a true love for middle school students and their learning. Paula is hard at work making Spring Station a place where students and faculty will feel at home and will take pride in being a “Mustang.” Serving as Assistant Principal will be Timothy Drinkwine. Timothy has worked for Williamson County for 4 years and also brings with him a desire to see students progress as productive learners and citizens.

The staff of Spring Station looks forward to a great inaugural year and working with the community to establish traditions that will become a part of this school for years to come.

For additional information please visit the Spring Station website at www.wcs.edu/sstms or call 472-5080.