By Andy Humbles – Nashville Tennessean
Middle Tennessee public school districts schedule fall breaks in October, though specific dates and lengths vary from district to district.
“Fall break holds immense value for both students and educators,” JC Bowman, executive director of the Professional Educators of Tennessee, said. “While the benefit may vary based on subject and grade, this pause serves as a crucial retreat for students to recharge, alleviate stress and regain their academic momentum. It’s an opportunity for educators to catch up, reflect, and return invigorated to tackle the challenges that lie ahead.”
Here’s a look at when many Middle Tennessee public school districts are on Fall break:
Wilson County Schools: Oct. 6-14 (Oct. 14 is teacher stockpile day with no students).
Lebanon Special School District: Oct. 6-14 (Oct. 14 is teacher stockpile day with no students).
Metro Nashville Public Schools: Oct. 13-17.
Williamson County Schools: Oct. 6-10.
Franklin Special School District: Oct. 6-10.
Rutherford County Schools: Oct. 6-10.
Murfreesboro City Schools: Oct. 6-10.
Sumner County Schools: Oct. 6-10 (no school for students Oct. 13).
Cheatham County Schools: Oct. 14-17.
Dickson County Schools: Oct. 6-17.
Clarksville-Montgomery County School System: Oct. 13-17.
Robertson County Schools: Oct. 13-17.
Maury County Public Schools: Oct. 6-10.
Macon County Schools: Oct. 6-10.
Trousdale County School District: Oct. 20-24 (students no school Oct. 17).
Smith County Schools: Oct. 13-17
Cannon County Schools: Oct. 20-24.
