The Tennessee Highway Safety Office (THSO) is recognizing Stone Memorial High School and Cumberland County High School for earning gold traffic safety awards through the Reduce TN Crashes program this school year. Eighteen (18) high schools were recognized as gold schools for their exceptional commitment to promoting traffic safety activities and education within their communities.
SMHS ranks 2nd with 49,100 points.
CCHS ranks 4th with 30,300 points.
THSO says the Tennessee Road Builders Association (TRBA) will be providing gift cards to the top five schools as a token of appreciation for their dedication to traffic safety.
For more information about Reduce TN Crashes and its initiatives, please visit reducetncrashes.org.
Walker Valley High School – 49,700 points
Stone Memorial High School – 49,100 points
Sevier County High School – 37,600 points
Cumberland County High School – 30,300 points
Hampton High School – 19,500 points
Science Hill High School – 16,400 points
Dyer County High School – 14,700 points
Daniel Boone High School – 11,300 points
Clay County High School – 8,300 points
Hancock County Middle/High School – 6,900 points
Dickson County High School – 6,600 points
David Crockett High School – 5,400 points
Gibson County High School – 4,100 points
Bartlett High School – 3,500 points
Sycamore High School – 3,400 points
Obion County Central High School – 3,400 points
South Gibson County High School – 3,200 points
Cherokee High School – 3,000 points