11/05/2026
Kline Swinney Associates is honored to be providing the architectural design services for the newly proposed Williamson County middle school on Split Log Road.
Located on the Jordan Elementary campus, this major educational facility is designed to support the rapidly growing Brentwood and Nolensville communities and provide critical classroom space for the district.
At its October meeting, the Williamson County School Board approved an intent to fund a new middle school on Split Log Road in Brentwood. That measure will now go before the Williamson County Commission on November 9. If approved, the school would be built on the same campus as Jordan Elementary and would serve students who live in portions of Brentwood and Nolensville.
"It is projected that all of our middle schools that serve that part of the county will be at or exceeding capacity in the next 2-4 years based on the forecasted growth in that community," said WCS Interim Superintendent Dr. Leigh Webb. "When we purchased the land where Jordan Elementary is located in Brentwood, we purchased enough so that we would have room to build a middle school in the future knowing that the growth in that area would be coming our way."
The middle schools serving that area of the county that are at or nearing capacity in the next 2-4 years are Woodland Middle, Sunset Middle, and Mill Creek Middle. Though WCS will evaluate districtwide rezoning over the next year, WCS will not be able to address the anticipated growth in the northern area of the county with rezoning alone.
If the County Commission approves the intent to fund, commissioners would determine whether the money for the project would come from the county's Educational Impact Fee, which is a cost assessed to developers for the purpose of funding the district's capital needs as necessitated by growth.
