The Dickson County Board of Education held its regular session on April 25, 2025, where several notable achievements among students and staff were recognized. The meeting began with a celebration of academic excellence, highlighting Hannah, who made the All State Choir, marking her as the only student in the district to achieve this honor.

Following this, the board acknowledged students from Creekwood High School who scored 30 or above on the ACT, a significant academic milestone. The list included students such as Alyssa Grum with a score of 33, and several others who achieved scores of 30 or higher, demonstrating impressive academic performance.

The meeting also recognized Shiloh Schroeder, a sophomore at Dixon County High School, who won first place in the prepared speaking competition at the Tennessee State Fair. Shiloh, who is also the secretary of the Future Farmers of America, received praise for her contributions both in competition and in the school play.

Additionally, two freshmen from Dixon County High School, Jacob Butler and Anna Hatcher, were celebrated for winning the TPAC Spotlight Awards Rising Star Scholarships, showcasing their talents among peers across Tennessee.

The board acknowledged Noah Armstrong, who set a school record in shot put, although he was unable to attend the meeting. A picture of Noah was shared to commemorate his achievement.

The meeting also included recognition of transportation staff, with awards presented from the recent transportation rodeo held at Creekwood High School. Jerry Lewis took first place in the type D bus category, qualifying for the state competition, while Sherry Weaver and Vance Harden received second place honors in their respective categories.

The session concluded with a light-hearted moment as members of the flag football team were invited to join the board for a photo, further emphasizing the community spirit within the district.

Overall, the meeting highlighted the accomplishments of students and staff, reinforcing the commitment of Dickson County Schools to celebrate educational and extracurricular achievements.