Kyle Gilliland appointed as new principal of White House High School

Kyle Gilliland has been appointed as the new principal of White House High School, as announced by Dr. Scott Langford, Sumner County Director of Schools.

With five years of experience as the assistant principal at White House High School and a background of eighteen years as a classroom teacher and coach at other schools, Gilliland brings a wealth of knowledge and expertise to his new role.

He takes over the position from Ann Miller, who is now the Director of Curriculum and Instruction for Sumner County Schools. Expressing his gratitude for the opportunity, Gilliland stated, "I am truly thankful to continue to be a part of this school and community." He also acknowledged the support and guidance of his colleagues throughout his career.

Gilliland highlighted his appreciation for the educational leaders before him and emphasized his commitment to the school's mission of prioritizing the best interests of students. Dr.

Langford commended Gilliland's past performance as a teacher and assistant principal, noting his ability to foster connections among teachers, students, and the community.

Langford expressed optimism for Gilliland's leadership at White House High School, recognizing his intellectual strength and capacity to bring stakeholders together. The appointment of Kyle Gilliland as principal of White House High School marks a new chapter for the institution, filled with motivation and informed decision-making.

Gilliland's enthusiasm and dedication to serving the educational needs of students align with the school's mission, promising a bright future under his leadership.