2024-2025 Kentucky Summative Assessment (KSA) Results for Thomas Nelson High School
Reading: 33% Proficient, 14% Distinguished
Mathematics: 29% Proficient, 7% Distinguished

THE ROAD TO 2027: FACILITY TIMELINE, FAQ, & MORE

WHAT IS BEING BUILT AT THOMAS NELSON?

Thomas Nelson High School is expanding to become a 6–12 campus, with a dedicated middle school wing designed to support students during this important stage of their education while increasing access to consistent programming and opportunities across grade levels and throughout the district. This addition is part of Nelson County Schools’ larger vision to establish two 6–12 campuses at Thomas Nelson High School and Nelson County High School, better meeting the needs of our growing communities.

A LOOK AT WHAT'S AHEAD

We’re dreaming up what’s next for student life, athletics, and the many ways to bring new opportunities and energy to the TNHS campus. With new spaces and expanded experiences on the horizon, there’s so much to look forward to!

The renderings above showcase the main flexible learning space, a standard classroom, and the athletic fieldhouse.

A PEEK BEHIND THE FENCES - SEPT. 2026

STAY UP TO DATE!

Have questions about the transition to TNHS? Explore our FAQ for answers to common questions and visit this page for the latest construction updates, important dates, and information as we prepare for the 2027 campus opening. We’ll continue sharing updates as plans take shape, so check back often to stay in the know!

FAQ:

WHAT'S COMING UP IN THE TRANSITION?

PARENT NIGHT:

STUDENT TOURS:

what are my options for school placement?

Follow the link for school choice information and the out-of-area school request process.

WHAT IS parents in the know?

Parents in the Know serves as a collaborative invitational forum for parents and school administrators to share feedback, ask questions, and engage in meaningful conversations about the transition to the Thomas Nelson 6–12 campus.

These meetings provide families with a voice in the transition process while helping school leaders better understand their questions, needs, and priorities.

Through open communication and shared problem-solving, the goal is to keep families informed, address concerns, and help prepare students for a successful transition to the campus.

HOW CAN PARENTS STAY INVOLVED AND SUPPORT A SUCCESSFUL TRANSITION?

Parents can attend information nights, partner with school staff on basic home routines, and stay engaged through school feedback channels.

WHERE SHOULD FAMILIES LOOK FOR OFFICIAL UPDATES?

Updates will be shared through direct address mailers, weekly family communications, school newsletters, and social media updates.

Sign up for the TNHS weekly message to families! Follow this link, fill out the form, and select Thomas Nelson High School to start receiving the “Purple Cow Post."

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