Celebrating a Decade!

Nolensville High celebrates 10 years of achievement, community, and Knight pride.

This has been a wonderful tenth year at Nolensville High School! We truly enjoyed celebrating this milestone with our community. It has been a pleasure to see our neighbors at events like First Friday, Homecoming, Cookies with Santa, and Songwriters on Summerlyn. We look forward to continuing these events and finding more ways to connect with the people who make this town so special. 

As you all know, Nolensville High School is known for its excellence in academics, athletics, and the arts, and our amazing students have continued in that tradition. NHS was once again named a Reward School for the 2024-2025 school year! This past year, we awarded 20 AP Capstone Diplomas for the first time in school history. We had more students than ever take AP courses and pass their exams. We also had 8 National Merit Finalists—a school record! Finally, our senior class was offered over 21 million dollars in college scholarships. I am so impressed by the teaching and learning that is happening at Nolensville High School.  

To help us celebrate our tenth anniversary, the Nolensville High School band created and performed this year’s show, “Reunited,” which paid homage to our talented alumni. In fact, this was just the beginning of a year full of amazing accomplishments from our Fine Arts department. Our theater students performed in several shows, including Hades Town and Into the Woods, taking home multiple state awards. Our choir and orchestra students also took home state-level honors, while our visual art students excelled in the WCS Art Throwdown competition. In May, the WCS Fine Arts Showcase featured multiple NHS students for outstanding nominations in multiple categories. We are so proud of our fine arts students and their accomplishments. 

Not surprisingly, our Knight athletes also saw great success this year. Our football team had an incredible run and made it to the second round of playoffs this season. Our wrestling team brought home numerous accolades and state championship titles. Our Lady Knights basketball team took home the district championship, and our softball and baseball teams were both regular season and tournament district champions. The NHS golf team had a notable season, and our all-Nolensville hockey team were the Predators Cup runners-up! Our boys’ tennis team made it to the state semifinals, and our boys on our lacrosse team held on to their state champion title! Finally, our track and field team took home second place in the state, along with several individual titles. This was truly an exciting year for our athletes—go Knights! 

As always, we wrapped up the 2025-2026 school year with graduation. We want to thank the Class of 2026 for all they have contributed to Nolensville High School. We wish you all the best
as you embark on new journeys.  

Most importantly, whether we are celebrating academic achievements, artistic talents, athletic titles, or the success of another senior class, I recognize that none of these accolades would be possible without the hard work and commitment of our teachers, students, and families. I am so grateful for this community and all that it pours into Nolensville High School. This year has been a constant reminder
that in Nolensville,
we are ONE! 

Have a wonderful summer, 
Dr. Jennifer Calvert