Homestead Elementary

Our Story

We, at Homestead Elementary, take responsibility to be good citizens and to become lifelong learners!
The Homestead School was built in the late 1930's as part of the Works Progress Administration program. This program was part of the Roosevelt Administration's idea to stimulate the economy by providing work and homes for displaced miners and farmers. The school was originally set up to accommodate grades 1-12. In 1963, high schools throughout the county were consolidated, leaving grades 1-8. Today the school consists of pre-kindergarten thru eighth grades.

Do you or does someone you know lack a fixed, regular, adequate, nighttime residence? If so, please immediately contact Mrs. Helene Carson, Homestead Elementary School's Homeless Coordinator in our office, by phone at 931-456-8344, or by email at [email protected]
Our school will immediately help you.

Homestead Elementary School School will not tolerate discrimination on the basis of your gender If you feel you have been the victim of discrimination because of gender, please immediately contact Mrs. Mary Elizabeth Edmonds in our office, by phone at 931-456-8344 or by email at [email protected]
Our school will help you immediately!

Homestead Elementary School will not tolerate discrimination on the basis of race, color or national origin. If you feel you have been the victim of discrimination because of your race, color or national origin, please immediately contact Ms. Ashlee Ritzko in our office, by phone at 931-456-8344, or by email at [email protected]
Our school will help you immediately!

If you know or suspect your child has a disability, please contact our school at 931-456-8344. Ask for Krista Miller, Joanne Lavoie, Martha Jones or Candace Cook. If you wish to contact by email - [email protected]