Antioch High School Update

Category: Education

Dr. Adrienne Battle expressed condolences for the Antioch High School shooting, highlighting the community's loss and the swift response of emergency services. The school will be closed for the week to allow for grief counseling and support, while other schools remain open with counseling available for students.

Keywords: Antioch High School, shooting, grief counseling

Source: Metro Nashville Public Schools

Update At: 1/23/2025

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