Celebrating Growth and What We Value at Lewis County Schools

Celebrating Growth and What We Value at Lewis County Schools

Every student deserves a good experience at school. In Lewis County, that means having people who believe in you, being challenged to learn, and having opportunities to discover what you’re good at. Academic growth is an important part of that experience, and it takes students, staff, families, and community partners working together.

Today we’re sharing highlights from the 2025–26 TVAAS results that the state has cleared for public release. TVAAS measures academic growth over time. We use these results to see where students are making progress and where they need more support.

TVAAS Academic Growth to Celebrate

• Districtwide, Lewis County Schools earned Level 4 in Science

• Lewis County Middle School earned Level 4 overall

Across the district, many individual grade, subject, and teacher results reached Level 4 or Level 5. We’re proud of the students and teachers behind that progress.

Students are taking advantage of opportunities to get a head start on their future. Lewis County High School reported 150 total dual enrollments for 2026–27 through TCAT Hohenwald, Freed-Hardeman University, and Columbia State Community College. 14 Middle College students are on track to graduate with both an associate degree and a high school diploma, and more than 200 students earn at least one industry credential during a school year. Career exploration starts early, too, with hands-on STEM and visits to TCAT Hohenwald for our middle school students.

Thank you to our students for the work you put in, to our staff for the care you bring each day, and to our families and community partners for showing up for our students.

Stay tuned for more updates on college and career readiness, ACT results, and graduation rates as the data is cleared for release.