Summit High, 2830 Austins Way, Spring Hill: grades 9-12, 1,609 students (2024-25), Tennessee letter grade A. Williamson County Schools.
Last checked Oct. 19, 2026. Sources: shs.wcs.edu, Williamson County Schools, the Tennessee Department of Education’s data files, the NCES school directory, the City of Spring Hill’s GIS school zone layer and the TSSAA.
Summit High School is the Williamson County Schools (WCS) high school inside Spring Hill, for grades 9 to 12 on the Williamson County side of the city. The school’s 2026-27 profile (PDF) says it was founded in 2010; its teams are the Spartans. Homes on the Maury County side of Spring Hill are zoned to Maury County Public Schools instead; see every public school in Spring Hill.
Who to call
- Front office: 615-472-5100, 2830 Austins Way, Spring Hill, TN 37174
- School website: shs.wcs.edu
- Enrolling a new student: the WCS enrollment page. District office: 615-472-4000
- Buses: WCS Transportation, 615-472-4950
| Address | 2830 Austins Way, Spring Hill, TN 37174 |
| Phone | 615-472-5100 |
| Grades | 9 to 12 |
| School day | 7:50 a.m. to 2:57 p.m. |
| District | Williamson County Schools |
| State letter grade, 2024-25 | A |
Principal
Principal Sarah Lamb, according to the school’s website.
Enrollment and teachers
- Federal count: 1,648 students in the 2023-24 school year, with 90 full-time-equivalent teachers, according to the NCES directory. That works out to about 18 students per teacher.
- State count: 1,609 students in the 2024-25 school year, in the Tennessee Department of Education’s school profile file.
- This year: the school’s 2026-27 profile gives an enrollment of 1,621, including 398 seniors.
- Room to grow: WCS projected 1,671 students for the first month of 2026-27 in a building with room for 2,200, and offered 400 open-zoned seats to Williamson County families from other zones, in its open-zoned schools list (PDF).
State report card
Tennessee gives every public school an A-F letter grade. The Department of Education says the grades are meant “to provide a snapshot of how each school performed during the previous academic year,” on its school letter grades page. The grade combines four indicators scored 1 to 5: achievement, growth, growth of the highest-need students and, for high schools only, college and career readiness.
Summit High earned an A for 2024-25, the latest grades published, with an overall score of 4.9 out of 5 in the state’s letter grade file.
| Indicator | Score (1 to 5) |
|---|---|
| Achievement | 5 |
| Growth | 5 |
| Growth of highest-need students | 4 |
| College and career readiness | 5 |
| Overall success rate, all students, 2024-25 tests | 65.2% |
Spring 2026 TCAP tests (share of students who met or exceeded expectations, from the state’s 2026 school assessment file):
| Subject | Met or exceeded | Valid tests |
|---|---|---|
| English I | 59.0% | 410 |
| English II | 81.7% | 387 |
| Algebra I | 59.7% | 347 |
| Geometry | 77.4% | 376 |
| Algebra II | 63.2% | 359 |
| Biology | 65.7% | 432 |
| U.S. history | 53.4% | 268 |
- Graduation rate, class of 2025: 97.4% of a cohort of 387 students, in the state’s graduation rate file.
- College and career readiness, 2024-25: 70.8% of graduates met the state’s readiness measure, in the letter grade file.
- ACT, 2024-25: average composite score 23.7; 69.1% of test takers scored 21 or higher, per the state ACT file.
The full report, with chronic absence and results by student group, is on the Tennessee State Report Card; search for Summit High School.
Attendance zone and feeder schools
Check any address with the WCS zoned school finder (abbreviate the street type, leave the ZIP code blank) or the district’s school zone maps. You must live in Williamson County to attend WCS. Out-of-zone requests run Feb. 4 to April 15, and out-of-zone students do not get bus service.
Inside Spring Hill, the city’s school zone layer sends these zones to Summit:
- Chapman’s Retreat Elementary to Spring Station Middle
- Allendale Elementary to Spring Station Middle or, for part of its zone, Heritage Middle in Thompson’s Station
- Bethesda Elementary to Spring Station Middle or Thompson’s Station Middle
- Part of the Heritage Elementary zone, through Heritage Middle, and the Thompson’s Station Elementary zone, through Thompson’s Station Middle
The rest of the Williamson County side of the city, including the Longview and Amanda H. North elementary zones, goes to Independence High. Under school board policy, Heritage Middle eighth graders who live in the Summit zone get priority open zoning to Independence, according to the open-zoned schools list. Our Chapman’s Retreat and Allendale, June Lake and Buckner Road guides list the subdivisions in the Summit zone.
Calendar and bell times
From the WCS 2026-27 student calendar (PDF):
- Tuesday, Nov. 3: Election Day, no students
- Nov. 23-27: Thanksgiving break
- Friday, Dec. 18: half day for students, end of the first semester
- Dec. 21 to Jan. 4: winter break; students return Tuesday, Jan. 5
- March 15-19, 2027: spring break
Bell times for 2026-27, from the district’s start and end times page: 7:50 a.m. to 2:57 p.m., with an 8:35 a.m. start on late-start Mondays and 11:25 a.m. dismissal on half days. The next late starts are Oct. 26, Nov. 2, Nov. 9, Nov. 16, Nov. 30 and Dec. 7.
Sports and activities
Summit plays football in Class 6A, Region 6 for 2026-27, according to the TSSAA’s current alignments, with Brentwood, Coffee County Central, Franklin, Independence, Ravenwood and Shelbyville Central. In basketball it is in Class 4A, District 12, with Columbia Central, Independence and Page.
The school’s athletics pages list cheerleading, cross country, dance, football, golf, girls soccer and volleyball in the fall; boys and girls basketball, bowling, cheerleading and wrestling in the winter; and baseball, flag football, boys and girls lacrosse, boys soccer, softball, boys and girls tennis and track and field in the spring. Home football games are played at the school. Follow the Spartans on our Friday night football page and the high school scoreboard.
The 2026-27 profile lists honors, Advanced Placement and dual enrollment classes in most core subjects, 25 AP courses and eight career and technical programs: culinary arts, early childhood education, marketing, business, medical science, TV and film production, PLTW engineering and digital art design.
More on Spring Hill schools
- The school’s website and Williamson County Schools’ list of high schools
- Every public school in Spring Hill
- Our Spring Hill schools guide for enrollment documents and school board meetings
Frequently asked questions
What grades does Summit High School serve?
Grades 9 to 12. Summit is a Williamson County Schools high school at 2830 Austins Way in Spring Hill.
What is Summit High School’s state letter grade?
Summit earned an A in Tennessee’s 2024-25 school letter grades. Its class of 2025 graduation rate was 97.4%.
Which middle schools feed into Summit High School?
In Spring Hill, Spring Station Middle feeds Summit, along with the parts of the Heritage Middle and Thompson’s Station Middle zones that are in the Summit zone, according to the city’s school zone map.
What time does Summit High School start?
Classes run 7:50 a.m. to 2:57 p.m. in 2026-27, with an 8:35 a.m. start on late-start Mondays, according to Williamson County Schools.
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