For Families
At Weakley County Schools, we believe families are our strongest partners in education. This page was created to make it easy for you to find what you need, stay informed, and stay connected—because when families and schools work together, our students thrive!
Quick Links
Your one-stop spot for the most requested information. Click below to access menus, calendars, handbooks, and district updates.
Resources for Families
Every family deserves support, resources, and opportunities to grow. Explore the programs designed to help your student—and your whole family—thrive in Weakley County Schools.
Not sure who to contact or where to find something?
You’re in the right place! This quick guide will help you figure out which department can best help — no phone tag required.
If you have questions about: | Try this page: |
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Lunch menus, paying lunch balances online, or anything cafeteria related | |
Academics, curriculum, how best to support your student academically at each stage | |
Attendance, when to send a child back to school after being sick, and guidelines on makeup work | |
Health and Immunization records and the Weakley County Schools Food Pantry | |
How we use federal programs like Title I | |
How we support students and handle school emergencies | |
Special Education services we offer, IEPs, and Transition Program | |
If you have any questions, please call us at Central Office at 731-364-2247 and we will be happy to answer any questions you have!
Have a Question or Concern? Let’s Solve It Together.
Not sure who to talk to when something goes wrong? You’re not alone! The best way to get your question answered or concern resolved is to start with the person closest to the situation. Here’s how to get help fast—and make sure your voice is heard the right way.
TISA Accountability Report
The Tennessee Investment in Student Achievement (TISA) public school funding formula marks a significant change in how Tennessee invests in public education. The TISA funding formula updates the way Tennessee funds public education for the first time in over 30 years to empower each student to read proficiently by third grade, prepare each high school graduate for postsecondary success, and provide resources needed for all students to ensure they succeed.
Each district's TISA accountability report is required to be presented to the public for review and comment before the report is submitted to the department.