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CH Parent Update #8: Fun Run 2026, Knightly Reading & More!

Catch up on what’s happening at Castle Heights! This week’s Parent Update features our Fun Run 2026 $35,000 goal and two-year vision, the CH Essential Seven, Knightly Reading, upcoming picture dates, volunteer opportunities, and important dates for Noble Knight families.

Stay connected, stay involved, and help us keep building brighter futures for our Noble Knights!
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Castle Heights Fun Run 2026: Let’s Take It to the Roof!

Our annual Castle Heights Noble Knight Fun Run is almost here! This year, we’re working toward a $35,000 fundraising goal to support playground and outdoor improvements, instructional technology, campus landscaping and signage, and student and staff incentives that strengthen our school culture. Our kickoff is September 23, with the Fun Run on October 1st and if we reach our goal, Mrs. Benson and Mrs. Polk are taking it to the roof!

Families can register, share, and donate today at MyBooster.com. We’re also excited to thank Great Wolf Lodge for generously donating a free one-night stay for one lucky family!
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2026 Best of Wilson County Main Street Awards: LSSD takes 6 AWARDS!

Dalton Teel won Best Teacher in Wilson County, Beth Petty won Best Hometown Hero, Aaron Tomlinson won Best Elementary Principal, Byars Dowdy won Best Public Elementary School, Kate Calvert won Best Middle School Principal and Winfree Bryant won Best Public Middle School in Wilson County.

Upcoming Events

Screenagers

Time: 6 PM – 8 PM
Location: Capitol Theatre 110 West Main Street.

Our Mission

The commitment to excellence in teaching and learning inspires and empowers all children, equipping them with the tools they will need to be successful in a globally changing world.

About Us

The Lebanon Special School District’s mission is “Committed to a Community of Excellence”. The district provides instruction for pre-kindergarten through eighth grade, as well as, services for children qualifying for special education. The Lebanon Special School District of Wilson County, Tennessee, was established by a special act of the Tennessee General Assembly in 1901. Originally, the school district corresponded to the Tenth Civil District. It has been enlarged twice, taking in areas of the Third Civil District.

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