While Summit High School, along with every other school in Williamson County typically sees its graduation ceremonies commence in May, the world-changing coronavirus pandemic saw Summit push its graduation ceremony all the way to July 18.

Ravenwood High School has officially bid farewell to its 2020 seniors. 

Franklin High School is one of the latest schools in the area to find a way to hold a graduation during the COVID-19 pandemic. 

Despite the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic, Williamson County high schools have still been able to hold socially-distant graduations. 

While the cancellation of proms, dances and other end-of-the-year high school events has caused anguish for students and teachers across the country, nothing was more painful, said Renaissance High School principal Brian Bass Thursday at the class of 2020 graduation ceremony, than the loss o…

The Nolensville High School class of 2020 graduated at the Williamson County Ag Expo Center on Thursday evening, capping the end of an unprecedented year.

The town of Nolensville held a community-wide parade to celebrate the graduating class of 2020 which featured dozens of cars, trucks and trailers with Nolensville High School seniors taking center stage down Nolensville Road on Sunday evening.

This has been an extraordinary year for the class of 2020 and Williamson Home Page wants to honor the class by highlighting each student in our photo gallery. Here is how parents can register their senior: