Summary:
ZIP 37174 (Spring Hill, TN) has 11 schools — 7 elementary, 3 middle, 1 high — enrolling about 7,800 students across two very different districts: Williamson County Schools (5 stars, 98th percentile) and Maury County Schools (2 stars, 40th percentile). The area is high-performing overall: every elementary school exceeds Tennessee state averages in math, ELA, and science. Williamson’s five-star schools top the rankings, while Maury schools in Spring Hill rank in the 54th–83rd percentile.
The standouts are clear. Amanda H. North Elementary is the top elementary in the ZIP, ranked #45 statewide with 82.3% math proficiency and 90.4% in 5th-grade math. Spring Station Middle School is the best middle school, beating the two Maury middle schools by 15–20 points in core subjects. Summit High School ranks #28 statewide and graduates 95.6%, though its US History proficiency fell to 53.4%. For Maury families, Battle Creek Elementary is the most improved school — jumping from #445 to #260 — and Spring Hill Elementary is the top Maury elementary at the 83rd percentile.
The biggest concern is middle-school performance. Maury middle-school math proficiency averages just 40.6%, below the state average of 43.0%. Chronic absenteeism is highest at Battle Creek Middle School (17.0%) and Spring Hill Middle School (15.0%), though the ZIP average stays well under the state rate. Spending ranges from $18,044 per student at Longview Elementary School to $11,173 at Battle Creek Middle, but higher spending doesn’t consistently mean higher scores. In short, the Williamson side of ZIP 37174 is exceptional, while the Maury side offers solid elementary options but middling middle schools.
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