During the recent Dickson County Board of Education meeting, the board recognized the outstanding contributions of two Creekwood High School teachers, Andrew Scott and Luke Williams, who were honored for their support to a family affected by Hurricane Helen. Polly Spencer, who brought the teachers' efforts to the board's attention, expressed gratitude for their dedication, highlighting the importance of community support in times of crisis.

In addition to the recognition, student representatives shared exciting updates from Creekwood High School. They reported that underclassmen have successfully planned their schedules for the upcoming school year, while senior superlatives were announced, marking a significant milestone as students count down to graduation. The school is also gearing up for a talent show and the spring musical "Mamma Mia," scheduled for March and April.

Athletic programs are in full swing, with the Cougar basketball teams preparing for their regional tournaments, and various spring sports, including soccer, baseball, and softball, have commenced practices. The board expressed support for these activities, emphasizing the importance of student engagement in both academics and athletics.

In a significant administrative decision, the board approved the academic calendar for the 2026-2027 school year, following discussions in planning sessions. This decision is expected to provide clarity and structure for students and families as they prepare for the upcoming academic year.

Overall, the meeting underscored the board's commitment to recognizing excellence in teaching, supporting student activities, and ensuring a well-organized academic calendar, all of which contribute to a thriving educational environment in Dickson County.