East Hickman Elementary School will not have any fees
for the upcoming 2025-2026 school year.
Leigha Coble, Principal
East Hickman Intermediate School
East Hickman Intermediate School will not request any school fees for the
2025-2026 school year.
Jana Willis
Kristin Dunn
Principal
Assistant Principal
EAST HICKMAN MIDDLE SCHOOL
9414 EAST EAGLE DRIVE
LYLES TN 37098
931-670-4237
EHMS school fees for the 2025-2026 school year include TBD costs associated with field trips
taken throughout the school year. Students who are deemed eligible for field trips and need
assistance will have their fees covered.
East Hickman High School
7700 Hwy 7
Lyles, TN 37098
Phone (931) 670-1366
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Ms. Cayla Moulton
Ms. Megan Moore
Principal
Assistant Principal
2025-2026 School Year
1.
Parking Fee - $10.00
2. Graduation
Caps and Gowns: $50.00. Price may vary depending on JHA pricing. A limited number is provided for
students who can not afford them.
A student who does not have enough credits may be required to pay up to $150 for summer school if
they are short two credits to participate in graduation. Refunds are issued upon completion of the
summer school program.
3. Club Fees/Dues
Varies by club: typically under $50.
Voluntary participation
4. Reward trips
Varies by trip
Usually under $30
Voluntary participation
5. Athletics and Band
Students purchase footwear
$150.00 Band Camp Fee for two weeks
Multi-sibling discount $25.00
Additional Fees-
Shoes $40.00 (Only required the first year)
T-Shirt $20.00 (Required every year)
Cheerleading- shoes, warm ups, campwear, squad classes, uniforms, accessories
Other sports may charge fees to participate- not to exceed $350
Students are given opportunities to fundraise to help offset cost of participation
6. Various classes require students to purchase materials
Cosmetology - Beginning students must purchase a mannequin head, which costs $50, and an
intermediate to advanced student's mannequin may cost $50-$60. If a student cannot afford one, there
are options available to help them acquire what they need. A first-year student will also need a smock,
which costs $40.00.
Science Lab: Consumable materials not to exceed $20.
This falls under the waiver system
7. Dual Enrollment/AP Courses
These courses may incur fees that students will pay to the university or the TCAT school they are
affiliated with. TN Promise covers most, however, if a student's GPA drops or they want to take more
classes, then TN Promise pays for any expenses incurred out of pocket. There is also a test fee that
an AP student will incur if they tell the school they want to take the test and then change their mind.
This is a contract that the student and parent sign at the beginning of the class.
Elementary School
CENTERVILLE ELEMENTARY SCHOOL
tall starts here).
Amy McAbee, Principal
104 Mary Field Ave.
(931) 729-2212
Centerville, TN 37033
To Whom it May Concern:
This letter is to inform you that Central Elementary School will not be collecting school fees from
students for the 2025-2026 school year.
Sincerely,
Amy McAbee
Principal
Centerville Intermediate School
110 Mary Field Avenue
Centerville, TN 37033
Phone 931-729-2748
Fax 931-729-5497
Principal, Rose Korte Stites
Assistant Principal, Tarrah Lawson
CIS will not request any school fees for the 2025-2026 school year.
Sincerely
Rosek Rose Korte Stites
Hickman County Middle School
Student Fees
2025-2026:
HCMS school fees include TBD costs associated with field
trips taken throughout the school year. Students who are
deemed eligible for field trips and need assistance will
have their fees covered.
For 2025-2026, HCMS will be implementing a band fee.
All marching band students - $150
HCMS students who are not marching band - $75
Hickman County High School
LOVATE
LOOGS
Robyn Emerson, Principal
Shannon Britt, Assistant Principal
HICKMAN COUNTY
1645 Bulldog Boulevard - Centerville, TN 37033
Telephone 931-729-2616 - Fax 931-729-2925
1. Parking Fee - $10.00
2. Graduation
Caps and Gowns: $50.00. Price may vary depending on JHA pricing. A limited
number is provided for students who can not afford them.
A student who does not have enough credits may be required to pay up to $150
for summer school if they are short two credits to participate in graduation.
Refunds are issued upon completion of the summer school program.
3. Club Fees/Dues
Art Club - $5.00
Beta Club - $35.00 for new members, $10.00 for returning members
Book Club - No fee, but students pay for their books monthly if fundraisers do not
cover the expense.
Pride and Spirit - $5.00
FBLA - $25.00
FCCLA - $20.00
HOSA - $20.00
Skills USA - $15.00 (not required for cosmetology, but recommended)
FFA - $15.00
All clubs are voluntary.
4. Various classes require students to purchase materials(this falls under the waiver
system)
Cosmetology - Beginning students must purchase a mannequin head, which
costs $50, and an intermediate to advanced student's mannequin may cost
$50-$60. If a student cannot afford one, there are options available to help them
acquire what they need. A first-year student will also need a smock, which costs
$40.00.
Intro to Fashion - $5.00
Family Studies - $5.00
Consumer Science - $10.00
5. Sports and Band (most expenses are covered by funds raised through these
activities' fundraisers. There is no fee charged to participate, but a student may be asked
to pay for camp, shoes, uniforms, etc.)
Girls Basketball - nothing
Boys Basketball - nothing
Football - nothing
Golf - a fee to pay to play at the golf course if the student does not have a
membership
Cheer - must purchase uniforms
Softball - nothing
Baseball - $150 included shirts, shorts, hat, hoodies( could be different this year,
this was the coach's first year, and the previous coach left the account drained)
Track - Student to buy a hoodie or a jacket
Girls Soccer - unsure, new coach this year
Boys Soccer - unsure, new coach this year
Tennis - Students to buy a uniform
Band - $75 per member (band members have multiple opportunities to fundraise
to cover the expense of any instrumental rentals or repairs, camp cost, clothing
purchases, etc.)
6. Dual Enrollment/AP Courses
These courses may incur fees that students will pay to the university or the TCAT
school they are affiliated with. TN Promise covers most, however, if a student's
GPA drops or they want to take more classes, then TN Promise pays for any
expenses incurred out of pocket. There is also a test fee that an AP student will
incur if they tell the school they want to take the test and then change their mind.
This is a contract that the student and parent sign at the beginning of the class.