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Our Director of Schools

John R.(Bobby) Cox, Ed. S.

● 26 Years with Warren County School System

● July 1, 2012 Superintendent of Warren County Schools

Welcome to

Warren County Schools, TN

Welcome to the Warren County Schools website. Our purpose is to provide our students with a top quality public education so that they may become the successful, contributing citizens of the future.

Our school district consists of approximately 6500 students. We have 12 schools: 3 PK-5 grade elementary schools, 5 PK-8 grade schools, an alternative school, a middle school, a high school annex and a high school.

Warren County is the nursery capital of the World. Local growers ship their trees, plants and flowers to customers all over the United States. It’s a trade that has thrived in McMinnville for more than a century, thanks to the region’s fertile soil, mild climate and geographic location.

You are welcome to peruse our web site. Our school pages contain our curriculum for grades PK-12 as well as lists of activities and general school news.

We are proud of our district: our staff is working hard, our students are learning and our community gives us wonderful support. So please feel welcome to explore our web site and learn more about Warren County Schools.

NEWS & ANNOUNCEMENTS

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WCHS Graduation Live Video Stream - 05/25/2018

May 22, 2018

Tip Line - Warren County Schools, TN

March 26, 2018

In an effort to increase safety, the Warren County School District in conjunction with Warren County Sherriff’s Department has developed an anonymous TEXT-A-TIP line: 931-952-6770. We want to encourage anyone who has information regarding someone selling drugs, threatening to hurt others, having or planning to bring weapons on campus, as well as any illegal activity or public safety concerns in the schools, to text that information to the TEXT-A-TIP line. Any information regarding any school may be sent via text and will go directly to a school resource officer. IF ANYONE HAS INFORMATION THAT IS AN EMERGENCY, THEY SHOULD CALL 911. We feel this will be another avenue to help provide important information to authorities and help us all to stay safe.