Elementary Schools Directory in Gallatin, Tennessee

Families researching public elementary schools in Gallatin can start with seven Sumner County Schools campuses listed with Gallatin addresses: Benny Bills, Guild, Howard, Liberty Creek, Station Camp, Union Elementary and Vena Stuart. School assignment depends on the student’s residence, so use the district’s official school-zone locator before enrolling or making a housing decision. The current posted elementary schedules checked August 16, 2026, range from 7:30 a.m. to 8:45 a.m. start times.

Families researching public elementary schools in Gallatin can begin with seven Sumner County Schools campuses listed with Gallatin addresses: Benny Bills, Guild, Howard, Liberty Creek, Station Camp, Union Elementary and Vena Stuart. The district also provides official tools for checking school zones, bus routes, registration and school schedules. School assignment depends on the student’s residence, not simply the school that appears closest on a map, so confirm the zone before making enrollment or housing decisions.

This directory is a starting point for parents, families and students. It summarizes information published by Sumner County Schools and individual school websites. It does not rank schools or rely on unverified review scores.

Last verified: August 16, 2026.

Gallatin elementary schools at a glance

School — Gallatin address — Main phone — Posted start–dismissal time

Benny Bills Elementary School — 1030 Union School Road — (615) 451-6577 — 7:40 a.m.–2:40 p.m.

Guild Elementary School — 1018 South Water Street — (615) 452-5583 — 7:30 a.m.–2:30 p.m.

Howard Elementary School — 805 Long Hollow Pike — (615) 452-3025 — 7:30 a.m.–2:30 p.m.

Liberty Creek Elementary School — 400 Wolfpack Way — (615) 206-3328 — 7:30 a.m.–2:30 p.m.

Station Camp Elementary School — 1020 Bison Trail — (615) 230-0387 — 8:45 a.m.–3:45 p.m.

Union Elementary School — 516 Carson Street — (615) 452-0737 — 8:00 a.m.–3:00 p.m.

Vena Stuart Elementary School — 780 Hart Street — (615) 452-1486 — 7:30 a.m.–2:30 p.m.

These are the district’s posted schedules checked August 16, 2026. Confirm times with the district or school before relying on them for transportation, childcare or work planning.

Directory of Gallatin elementary schools

Benny Bills Elementary School

Benny Bills Elementary is listed by Sumner County Schools at 1030 Union School Road in Gallatin. The school’s main telephone number is (615) 451-6577. The district’s posted schedule is 7:40 a.m. to 2:40 p.m.

The school’s website links to student registration, school-zone and bus-route information, school start times, transportation requests and other district resources. Those links can help families moving into the area or preparing a new-student registration packet.

Guild Elementary School

Guild Elementary School is located at 1018 South Water Street in Gallatin. Sumner County Schools lists the school phone number as (615) 452-5583 and the posted schedule as 7:30 a.m. to 2:30 p.m.

The school’s official administration page provides school-specific contact information and identifies Guild as part of Sumner County Schools. Families should contact the school directly for questions about registration appointments, student support, arrival procedures or current campus information.

Howard Elementary School

Howard Elementary is listed at 805 Long Hollow Pike in Gallatin. The district lists a main phone number of (615) 452-3025 and a posted schedule of 7:30 a.m. to 2:30 p.m.

Sumner County Schools’ resources page links families to tools and services including the Family Resource Center, Skyward, student records and other district resources. Those tools are useful for general school research but do not replace the official address-based school-zone locator.

Liberty Creek Elementary School

Liberty Creek Elementary School is located at 400 Wolfpack Way in Gallatin. Its official school website lists (615) 206-3328 as the main phone number. The district’s posted schedule is 7:30 a.m. to 2:30 p.m.

The school website provides registration information and links to district enrollment documents. Families should confirm current registration procedures directly with the school or district, especially when documentation or enrollment circumstances require special handling.

Liberty Creek Elementary is part of the larger Liberty Creek campus. The school’s administration page describes the elementary school as having opened in August 2022. That historical detail may help explain why the campus appears in newer Gallatin-area school information, but it should not be used as a measure of current quality or fit.

Station Camp Elementary School

Station Camp Elementary School is located at 1020 Bison Trail in Gallatin. The school lists (615) 230-0387 as its main phone number. The district’s posted schedule is 8:45 a.m. to 3:45 p.m., later than the posted schedule at the other Gallatin campuses listed in this guide.

That later schedule may matter to families coordinating siblings, childcare, work shifts or bus transportation. It is an editorial planning consideration, not a recommendation that the school is better or worse than another campus. Confirm the current schedule before making arrangements.

Union Elementary School

Union Elementary School is located at 516 Carson Street in Gallatin. The school lists (615) 452-0737 as its main phone number, and the district lists a posted schedule of 8:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m.

The school’s official description emphasizes science, technology, engineering, mathematics and the arts. It also describes campus features including a garden, greenhouse, nature trail, labyrinth and outdoor classrooms. These are school-provided descriptions; families should ask the school how current programs and features operate for the grade level they are considering.

Vena Stuart Elementary School

Vena Stuart Elementary School is located at 780 Hart Street in Gallatin. Its official website lists (615) 452-1486 as the main phone number, and the district lists a posted schedule of 7:30 a.m. to 2:30 p.m.

The school website provides links to student registration, school-zone and bus-route information, transportation requests, the student handbook and school reports. Families can use those links to move from general research to school-specific questions.

How to compare Gallatin elementary schools

Confirm the school zone first

Use Sumner County Schools’ official “Find My School Zone” or school-zone and bus-route resource for the student’s exact residence. A Gallatin mailing address does not by itself establish which elementary school a child may attend. Boundaries, exemptions and transfer rules can change, so do not rely on an older real-estate listing, neighborhood discussion or search-engine result.

Compare start and dismissal times

The posted elementary schedules differ significantly. Liberty Creek is listed at 7:30 a.m.–2:30 p.m., while Station Camp is listed at 8:45 a.m.–3:45 p.m. Other campuses fall between those schedules. For working parents and families with children at multiple schools, the daily schedule may affect childcare, commuting and transportation decisions.

Look at school-specific programs and support

After confirming eligibility, compare the information that matters most for your child. Questions may include:

• What grades and programs are offered this year?
• Does the school offer pre-kindergarten, special education, English-learner services or gifted support that fits the student’s needs?
• What transportation options are available from the address?
• How do arrival, dismissal and after-school pickup work?
• Which school calendar and registration deadlines apply?
• What school-based activities, clubs or family-engagement opportunities are currently available?

The district and individual school websites are the best sources for current procedures. School pages commonly link to registration, transportation, student handbooks and reports.

Use official information instead of review scores alone

Searches such as “Benny Bills Elementary reviews” can surface useful questions, but review scores are not a complete way to compare schools. They may reflect a small, self-selected group of commenters and may not describe current leadership, staffing, programs, transportation or student services. Treat reviews as anecdotal context and verify important information with the school or district.

Registration and next steps for families

For a new student or a family moving to Gallatin, a practical sequence is:

1. Check the official school zone. Use the student’s exact residential address and Sumner County Schools’ zone locator.
2. Review district registration information. Check the current enrollment page and grade-specific document list.
3. Complete the online registration step when required. The district’s registration page directs families to Skyward for online registration and says paperwork must also be turned in at the child’s school during the designated registration process.
4. Contact the assigned school. Ask about registration appointments, records, health requirements, transportation and arrival procedures.
5. Confirm the school calendar and daily schedule. Posted times and event dates can change.
6. Ask about student services. If your child receives special education, English-learner, gifted or health-related support, ask which records and forms are required.
7. Recheck details before the first day. Confirm the campus address, phone number, bus information and dismissal process.

The district’s student-registration page lists the Sumner County Schools central office at 695 East Main Street in Gallatin, with a general phone number of (615) 451-5200. It lists office hours as Monday through Thursday from 8:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. and Friday from 8:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. Verify hours before visiting.

What to verify before making a decision

This directory is an evergreen research guide, not an enrollment decision or school ranking. Before a family acts on the information, verify:

• the assigned school zone;
• current grade levels and program availability;
• start and dismissal times;
• registration documents and deadlines;
• transportation and bus-route details;
• accessibility and student-support contacts; and
• any school-specific calendar changes or temporary procedures.

For the most reliable update, begin with the official Sumner County Schools website and the individual school website for the assigned campus. MyGallatin readers can also use this directory as a starting point for related Education & Childcare coverage, school-zone guidance and family resources.