Ranking Schools - Hendersonville, Gallatin, Goodlettsville, Springfield (Greenbrier, Ridgetop: best schools, camp)

[ceeveg]

As parents/friends/relatives or former students, which of these areas has the best schools? How would you rank these areas in terms of schools?

[Marilyn Bell]

Of those areas, I hear the best things about Hendersonville schools. Between Goodlettsville and Gallatin it's hard to choose. I'd put Springfield last from what I've heard.

[GoGreenNashville]

Same here. Hendersonville boast a blue ribbon school in the Indian Lake area. Lots of solid development and I have found clients that are priced out of Williamson Co. schools go that way.

Best of luck to you.

[vivelafrance]

Hendersonville and Goodlettsville have the best schools...as long as you live on the SUMNER Co side of Goodlettsville. Goodlettsville has one elementary school (Madison Creek) and it shares the Beech school district with the rapidly growing northern part of Hendersonville.

No matter where you live in Sumner Co, you can also take advantage of the excellent Magnet School located in Hendersonville.

The Station Camp district of Gallatin would also be good.

I would not recommend the Springfield or Gallatin districts that feed to Gallatin HS.

I have heard, however, that the schools in Greenbrier/Ridgetop are quite good if you are still considering Robertson Co.

[Pimpy]

The cities of Hendersonville and Gallatin are both part of a county school system, so there are schools in Sumner County such as Station Camp HS that pull from both cities. Also, a portion of Goodlettsville is located in Sumner County and therefore is part of the same system. With that said, if you are considering moving to this part of Nashville, I would recommend making sure you are zoned for either Hendersonville, Beech, or Station Camp HS. Of those three, I would rank Hendersonville as the best.