Grassland Elementary hosts an evening to be “Inspired!”. This will feature all the students’ art and each student will have a piece of art matted and displayed. Grassland Elementary has an active art program that introduces students to many types of art and various artists. The success of this program can be viewed all along Grassland hallways as student art is showcased for all to appreciate. The Art Program sends student work to the student art exhibit at the Frist Center for Visual Arts in Nashville, TN and the Williamson County Fine Arts Festival at the Factory.

Grassland Elementary students enjoy a 45 minute weekly music lesson.  They experience music through singing, playing instruments, listening to music, moving or dancing, playing games, creating and learning to read music.  Students explore music from different genres, musical periods and cultures throughout the year.  Lessons provided through “Quaver’s Marvelous World of Music”, an internet-based curriculum, provide students with many opportunities to build and develop musicianship and 21st century critical thinking skills.  This curriculum is aligned with the National Coalition for Core Arts Standards, or NCCAS, as well as the Tennessee Academic Standards for Fine Arts Education and has been adopted for all Williamson County K – 8 music programs.  New opportunities, challenges, and skills are introduced at different grade levels as children mature and develop readiness.  Classroom activities, use of technology, and grade level performances as well as our “Lights, Camera, Grassland” Talent Show help students gain confidence and competence throughout the year.  Most importantly, our goal through the Grassland Elementary music program, is to cultivate in our students a life-long enjoyment of, curiosity about, and appreciation for music.

The goal of physical education is to develop physically literate individuals who have the knowledge, skills, and confidence to enjoy a lifetime of healthful physical activity. In pursuing a lifetime of healthful physical activities, the students will: learn the skills necessary to participate in a variety of physical activities, know the implications and the benefits of involvement in various types of physical activities, participate regularly in physical activities, will be physically fit, and value physical activities and their contributions to a healthful lifestyle.

Students at GES have many opportunities to use various technological tools.  Each student is provided with individual chromebooks, has access to microphones and digital cameras.  WCS requires that each student sign and follow the Acceptable Use Policy.

Computer Technology is being incorporated into the library period, which is becoming a Learning Commons.  This will promote a passion for lifelong learning by providing a collaborative environment where learners can inquire, create, reflect and expand their love for reading.  We are very excited to move into this program that will meet the computer standards and skills for each student to be successful.

With the coaching of Ms. Lamberth, students will work toward becoming proficient users of technology appropriate to his or her age to develop in the following areas:

Creativity and Innovation
Communication and Collaboration
Research and Information Fluency
Critical Thinking
Problem Solving and Decision Making
Digital Citizenship
Technology Operations and Concepts

Computer Teacher: Christin Lamberth

GES is proud to be one of the many elementary schools in WCS hosting the WCS World Language Program. This is an option that will be available before school at Grassland Elementary. For more information regarding the program, please refer to World Language Information.

For student athletes transitioning to middle school, please visit the WCS Interscholastic Athletics page for information and all required forms needed to be eligible for tryouts and participation in athletic programs or activities.

Cost: $0

A maximum of 20 students are chosen each school year from fourth and fifth grades to serve as school and community leaders. BE NICE Council and Ms. Landa coordinates our school’s community service projects each year. Previous service projects include our annual Kids Care Drive to collect toiletries for Williamson County Schools social workers to distribute to WCS families, Feed America First food drives, and collecting pet supplies to donate to the Williamson County Animal Center.

Sponsor: Stacey Landa, School Counselor.

Cost: $0

We are excited about our year ahead. If your child likes to perform, this is the group for them! Our group will be practicing throughout the year before school (mostly on Tuesday mornings) and will perform throughout the year.  A schedule of all the rehearsals and performances will be emailed home to parents. Registration for the 2023-24 school year will be available soon.

Sponsors: Christy Summey and Dene Williams

Cost: $0

Eagle Artists involves a variety of creative art projects for fourth and fifth graders. 

Sponsor: Elizabeth Ingrish 

Cost: $0

Eagle Fit will meet in the gym on scheduled Wednesday mornings from 7:45 AM to 8:30 AM.  Eagle Fit is open to GES Staff as well as students in 4th and 5th grade.

Sponsor:  Coach K and Coach Frison

Cost: $0

Students participate in the Grassland Road Runners Group for approximately six weeks at Grassland Elementary. Students may also participate in The Color Run, usually scheduled for early May. For more information, please refer to the GSCA email blast.

Sponsors: Ashlie Erie

Cost: $0

This is a fun and relaxing group for Second through Fifth graders. Students learn about the foundations of music and music theory, the history of the ukulele, and learn to play some great songs. Students do not need a ukulele to participate. Mrs. Peluso has some to loan during meetings.  Novice and advanced students are welcome! Meetings are on Tuesday mornings for beginning ukulele and on Wednesday mornings for intermediate ukulele from 7:45 AM to 8:30 AM.

Sponsor: Nancy Peluso

Cost: $0

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