Personal Best + Collaborative Effort Excellence for All Freedom Middle School educates all seventh and eighth grade FSSD students who are on the traditional calendar. Freedom Middle School houses 620 students with a capacity of 850 students. The student- teacher ratio is 24:1. Freedom Middle's feeder school is Freedom Intermediate. After leaving Freedom Middle, the majority of the students will attend either Centennial High or Franklin High in the Williamson County School District.

IMPORTANT INFORMATION!

School Counselor's Survey for Parents

FSSD Honor's Program Information

Daily Schedule

Zoning Questions

Common Core Standards

FMS Newsletter: Freedom Star

FMS Student Newsletter: Star Gazer

FMS Teen Food Fitness

FMS Teen Food Fitness in Spanish

FMS Middle Years

FMS Middle Years in Spanish

FMS 2013 Yearbook

STAR Positive Behavior

History of Freedom Middle School

FMS opened in the fall of 1993. It was originally Franklin Junior High School. Kristi Jefferson became principal in 2002 after serving five years as the seventh-grade assistant principal. Before that she was a math teacher in Cheatham County, the former Franklin Junior High School, and Freedom Middle. Dr. Kristi Jefferson along with Dr. Jewell Mason, eighth grade assistant principal, and Mr. Adam Demonbreun, seventh grade assistant principal, work to keep Freedom Middle School running smoothly.