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Pope John Paul II High School opened its doors in August of 2002 and quickly became one of the best private academic institutions in the state. We offer a range of innovative programs that are setting a vision for the future of Catholic college preparatory schools. At just under 600 students, we are the second-largest private prep school in Nashville, and we are designed to meet the potential growth of Middle Tennessee.
We believe that God calls each student to a deeper union with Him. Our school, rooted in the Catholic faith and open to students of all faith traditions, calls students to excellence and invites them to study and live out their faith in service to the world beyond themselves.
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Nominations Now Open for Tennessee Early Educator Awards
Tennesseans for Quality Early Education (TQEE) is thrilled to announce the 2025 Tennessee Early Educator Awards. These awards aim to honor exceptional early childhood...
Tennessee Tech Waiving Graduate Program Application Fees For May
Students looking to earn their graduate degree from Tennessee Tech University can save on application costs throughout the month of May. The College of...
Mock Crash Delivers Prom And Graduation Safety Message To Hendersonville High School Students
Ahead of area proms and graduations, Hendersonville High School students witnessed a powerful and emotional mock crash simulation designed to highlight the devastating consequences...
School Closures for April 3, 2025
Many local school districts will be closed Thursday, April 3rd due to severe weather and potential flooding. Here is the latest.
Latest update: April 3,...
New Principals Announced for Beech Elementary and Station Camp High
Dr. Scott Langford, Sumner County Director of Schools, is pleased to announce that he has named Brittany Ussery as the new principal of Beech...
Photos: WBE Celebrates Opening of Innovative STEAM Classroom
Dr. William Burrus Elementary officially cut the ribbon on a brand-new STEAM classroom today!
With support and funding from the WBE PTO, this innovative space...
Sumner County Schools Names New Director of Pupil Services
Dr. Scott Langford, Sumner County Director of Schools, is pleased to announce that he has named Julie Daniel as the new Director of Pupil...
Sumner Gives Back: Students Build Beds for Peers in Need
Sumner County Schools is launching a new #SumnerGivesBack initiative to provide beds for students in need. Funded by the Hendersonville Evening Rotary, this hands-on...
Tennessee State Board of Education Seeks Feedback on Revised K-12 English Language Arts Standards
The Tennessee State Board of Education launched its second round survey to collect public feedback on the state’s newly revised K-12 English Language Arts...
Hendersonville HS Marine Corps JROTC Secures Place in National Academic Bowl
Following two online rounds of rigorous competition against teams from all over the world, the Hendersonville Marine Corps JROTC Academic Team, comprised of...
