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Facts About Our School
Year School Built 1936
Major renovations 2005 ADA compliant
Square Footage 89,487
Number of Students 550
Grades Served 5-8
School Hours 8:55 - 3:55
School Colors Blue and Gold
School Mascot Trojans
School Motto:
“Where Excellence and Tradition Meet”
Principal: Dr. Sarah Moore
sarah.moore@mnps.org
Assistant Principal: Richard Jones
Richard.Jones@mnps.org
District 3 School Board Representative: Mark North
mark.north@mnps.org
District 10 Metro Council Representative: Rip Ryman
rip.ryman@nashville.gov, 859-0409
What Makes Our School Unique?
Goodlettsville Middle School is unique because of a rich heritage and history, strong community spirit and a promising future. Five generations of students have passed through our halls. Many community leaders and current faculty members graduated from our school before it became a middle school in 1986. It is not unusual for our alumni to stop by to take pictures, make donations, or just walk the halls to reminisce about their “glory” days.
Goodlettsville Middle School offers a gamut of opportunities for its students and their families. Our academic programs include four optional high school courses in which our students may earn high school credit while attending middle school. We offer a Middle School Years Program for grades five through eight. This Pre-International Baccalaurate program is a rigorous academic curriculum which serves as an apprenticeship for the high school IB program. Every student is valued and their educational pathway is programmed to insure that they are given every opportunity to achieve their academic success.
We look forward to working with you and your child. We enlist your support as we endeavor to make Goodlettsville Middle School a school where every student achieves. |
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What Does Our School Offer?
- Physical Science, Algebra I, & Spanish I for high school credit
- ENCORE for our gifted student
- Professional library area
- Parent video center
- GradeSpeed (Web-based grading program for parents to monitor grades
Computer classes
- After school tutoring
- 2 desktop computer labs
- 3 remodeled science classrooms with lab areas
- 4 remote controlled interactive learning systems
- 5 listening centers
- School newspaper
- Chorus
- Band
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Athletic programs
Who Attends Our School?
Students attending Goodlettsville Middle reside in the northeast corner of Davidson County and are zoned to Hunters Lane High School. The elementary schools in the Hunters Lane cluster that currently attend Goodlettsville Middle are: Bellshire, Gateway, and Goodlettsville Elementary.
Community Partners
Goodlettsville Middle is enhanced by parent and community involvement and encouraged through our Parent Teacher Organization. In addition, businesses affiliated with Goodlettsville’s Chamber of Commerce present ample opportunity to participate in numerous positive community and school interactions. There are many community churches, individuals, and businesses that support our school.
Hunters Lane Cluster Map (2008-2009)
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