K – 12 Resources & Programming

CONNECTING THE CHILDREN OF YESTERDAY WITH THE CHILDREN OF TODAY

The goal of the Heritage Foundation's Education department is to ignite a passion in the leaders of tomorrow to love, advocate, and support local history and preservation efforts!

We will do this through partnering with local school leaders, producing in-house curriculum, activating engaging field trips, and providing meaningful professional development and continued learning opportunities.

Apply to the Heritage Club today!

The Heritage Club is a selective program for 10th-12th graders passionate about local history. Members engage in a comprehensive curriculum, learning about historic preservation laws, primary source research, grant writing, and fundraising. They culminate their experience by leading a community project, often involving historical preservation or public outreach. Through this program, young leaders develop essential skills and contribute meaningfully to Williamson County's rich heritage.

Partnering with High School Historical Societies across Middle Tennessee

Working with the RHOKAPPA group at Page High School:

- Led by Blake Bellamy, this dynamic group of students is actively engaged in local history research and preservation projects.
- Collaborating with history clubs at high schools throughout the region: We're fostering a new generation of history enthusiasts by providing resources, mentorship, and opportunities for hands-on learning.