Station Camp High School Info for Gallatin Families

Station Camp High School is a public high school in Gallatin operated by Sumner County Schools. The school is located at 1040 Bison Trail and serves students who live within its attendance zone. Families can use the official school and district resources for registration, school-zone verification, calendars, transportation, policies, academics, athletics and student activities. The posted regular schedule begins at 8:15 a.m. and dismisses at 3:10 p.m.

Station Camp High School is a public high school in Gallatin operated by Sumner County Schools. For families researching the school, the most important starting points are the official attendance-zone lookup, enrollment information, the school calendar and Station Camp’s pages for academics, athletics and student life.

Station Camp High School is located at 1040 Bison Trail, Gallatin, TN 37066. The school’s published telephone number is 615-451-6551. The posted regular bell schedule lists doors opening at 7:45 a.m., first block beginning at 8:15 a.m. and dismissal at 3:10 p.m. Families should confirm schedules directly with the school because bell times, office procedures and special schedules can change.

Station Camp High School at a glance

Information — Current published detail

School — Station Camp High School

District — Sumner County Schools

Type — Public high school

Address — 1040 Bison Trail, Gallatin, TN 37066

Main phone — 615-451-6551

Regular school schedule — Doors open at 7:45 a.m.; first block begins at 8:15 a.m.; dismissal is at 3:10 p.m.

Mascot — Bison

School colors — Maroon and gray

Student resources — Skyward, enrollment information, handbook, school-zone and bus-route tools, dress code and transportation resources

The Tennessee Secondary School Athletic Association directory identifies Station Camp as a public school in Sumner County and lists the Bison mascot and maroon-and-gray colors. Its directory also publishes an enrollment figure for the 2026–27 school year; enrollment and school-classification data should be rechecked before publication or when comparing schools.

Where Station Camp High School is located and who operates it

Station Camp High School is one of the high schools listed by Sumner County Schools. The district provides official systems for enrollment, attendance zones, bus routes, calendars, student records, school nutrition and other family services. Station Camp’s school website provides school-specific links, announcements, schedules, programs and contact information.

The district’s official website also provides links to Station Camp High School, school start-time information, student registration, transportation, school zones and the district handbook.

The high school is located in the Station Camp area of Gallatin near Station Camp elementary and middle school campuses. That proximity can be useful for families researching the broader school cluster, but families should not assume that attending a nearby school automatically determines high-school eligibility. The district’s official zone locator is the appropriate source for checking a particular address.

Enrollment and school-zone information

Station Camp High School’s enrollment page says students must currently reside within the Station Camp High School zone to enroll through the standard process. Families beginning enrollment are directed to complete a Skyward application and submit paperwork through the designated registration process.

The posted enrollment checklist includes:

• A certified birth certificate.
• A Tennessee shot record and proof of a physical.
• A driver’s license or photo identification for the primary residential parent.
• Two current proofs of residency in the primary residential parent’s name.
• Custody or guardianship documents when applicable.
• A residency affidavit in situations where the student lives with another family and the custodial parent does not have a lease or ownership document.

The school says residency documents must be current and tied to the student’s address. Examples listed by the school include a lease, mortgage documentation and current utility bills. The page also identifies documents it does not accept in place of standard residency evidence, including cell-phone bills, credit-card statements and informal handwritten agreements. Requirements should be confirmed with the school before a family submits an application.

How to check the school zone

A school-zone question should be answered by address, not by neighborhood name alone. Sumner County Schools directs families to its school-zone and bus-route resource, which uses an address-based lookup.

The district’s homepage also links directly to the “Find My School Zone” and “Find My Bus Route” tools.

Older boundary maps or real-estate listings may not reflect later rezoning, new schools or transportation changes. This is especially important in a growing area where school assignments can change over time.

School schedule and 2026–27 calendar

The posted Station Camp bell schedule lists this regular-day structure:

1. Doors open at 7:45 a.m.
2. Students report for first block at 8:00 a.m.
3. First block runs from 8:15 to 9:45 a.m.
4. Students attend second block from 9:55 to 11:25 a.m.
5. Third block and lunch run from 11:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m.
6. Fourth block runs from 1:40 to 3:10 p.m.

The school also posts a separate assembly-day schedule. Families should check the official school calendar and announcements for altered schedules, testing days, early dismissals, pep rallies and other exceptions.

Sumner County Schools publishes a 2026–27 student calendar. Families should use the live district calendar for the current first and last student days, breaks, instructional days and other no-school dates because the calendar can be updated or displayed differently across district pages.

Academics, AP and career-and-technical education

Station Camp’s official website highlights Advanced Placement and career-and-technical education. The school says it offers 13 CTE programs, although the current program list and enrollment rules should be reviewed through the school or district before publication.

The school’s published AP page lists courses in biology, calculus, English Language and Composition, English Literature and Composition, environmental science, human geography, seminar, statistics and U.S. history. AP availability can vary by year, staffing and enrollment, so students should consult the current course catalog and counseling department when planning a schedule.

Station Camp’s student-life section links to ACT and SAT information, a course catalog, counseling, the student handbook and yearbook resources. These pages are useful starting points for students comparing course options, planning for college or exploring career pathways.

Athletics, marching band and student activities

Station Camp competes as the Bison. The official athletics page lists baseball, boys’ and girls’ basketball, bowling, cross country, cheerleading, dance, flag football, football, golf, boys’ and girls’ soccer, softball, tennis, track and field, volleyball and wrestling. The page also links to Bison Athletics, sports medicine, FinalForms, GoFan ticket purchases and NFHS Network resources.

Athletic participation often involves forms, physical examinations, eligibility requirements, tryout dates and team-specific communication. Families should use the current team page or contact the school’s athletics department rather than relying on a prior season’s schedule.

Station Camp also has a marching-band organization known as the Thundering Herd. The band organization’s official site identifies its connection with Station Camp High School and provides information about band activities and related programs. Because band schedules and event logistics are seasonal, families should verify the current band calendar directly.

The school’s clubs-and-organizations page lists groups including BETA Club, Broadcasting Club, DECA, FBLA, FCA, FCCLA, FFA, HOSA, JROTC, Mu Alpha Theta, National Honor Society, Robotics/Gaming Club, Science Club, Student Council and Yearbook. Meeting times and sponsors may change, so students should check the current school page or announcements.

Dress code, handbook and family resources

Station Camp’s website links families to the Sumner County Schools student handbook and dress-code information. The school’s handbook page states that the online version is the governing document and that printed versions are unofficial copies. It also notes that principals may establish additional regulations to maintain order and a quality learning environment.

The district’s student-handbook page is also listed among Sumner County Schools’ family resources.

The school’s family-facing resources include:

• Skyward access.
• Student registration information.
• Student-record and transcript resources.
• Online school payments.
• School start times and bell schedules.
• School-zone and bus-route tools.
• Transportation request information.
• Student handbook and dress-code links.
• Cafeteria, nursing and parent-information pages.

The practical takeaway for families is to use Station Camp’s school-specific page for school-level information and Sumner County Schools for districtwide policies, calendars, transportation and enrollment systems. The school’s broader student-life page provides navigation to clubs, counseling, the bell schedule, the handbook and other student resources.

Questions to verify before enrolling or attending

Before making a school decision or completing registration, families should confirm:

• Does the current home address fall within the Station Camp High School attendance zone?
• Which bus route, stop and transportation-request process applies?
• What documents are required for the student’s specific enrollment situation?
• Are the desired AP, CTE, athletics, band or club options available for the coming year?
• What are the current handbook, dress-code and device policies?
• Are there school-specific registration nights or deadlines?
• What schedule applies on testing days, assembly days and early-dismissal days?
• What are the current athletic participation, ticketing and physical-exam requirements?

Official Station Camp High School resources

The most useful starting points are the official Station Camp High School website, the school’s enrollment page, the Sumner County Schools calendar and parent resources, the district’s school-zone locator, the school’s student-life pages and the athletics page. The district homepage provides navigation to school listings, registration, school zones, transportation, calendars and family resources.

MyGallatin readers can also use this guide alongside future local coverage of Gallatin schools, education resources and family activities.

Last verified: August 16, 2026. School calendars, boundaries, enrollment procedures, staff contacts, schedules, activities and policies should be rechecked before publication and whenever this page is substantially updated.