Haynes District 2 Scholarship Fund
The Haynes District 2 Scholarship Committee demonstrates a commitment to its community and the city of Nashville by awarding scholarships to students within District 2 who wish to continue their education beyond high school. High school students graduating in the 2026 Spring Semester, who have been admitted to a post-secondary educational institution, and who plan to enroll in an institution of higher learning in the 2026 Fall Semester, are encouraged to apply.
Essential criterion for applicant review is the applicant’s: (1) financial need, (2) residency within District 2, and (3) acceptance at a post-secondary educational institution. Other criteria include academic performance, school activities, community service, letters of reference, essay submissions, and additional information outlined in the application packet. An interview session may also be required of all applicant finalists.
Apply: Download 2026 Application Link ⬇️
https://1drv.ms/b/c/ad1ebad643687133/EW_90XNLFj9OsmYkcBqso6YBLJhrylrNnA6a7kOQqqsSUQ?e=D5L4pd
Join us for our annual Community Social! We’ll be serving free food catered by Jack’s Bar-B-Que. We will have speakers, music, bingo, games, and door prizes!
The meeting is rescheduled to October 10, 2024 @ 6:30 PM and will be ONLINE. For more information and to join the meeting: https://mailchi.mp/02843b9c114b/youreinvited_mayorstransittalk_10_10_24
The HTNC meeting tonight will be rescheduled out of concern for our elderly folks. Forecast is calling for rain (possibly heavy rain) with wind gusts of 30 mph from 5-8pm. Sorry for any inconvenience!
You’re Invited! SEPTEMBER 12th 6 PM to 8 PM
Refreshments will be served and a showcase presented by Haynes Middle School Students
Choose How You Move:
An All-Access Pass to Sidewalks, Signals, Service, and Safety
Mayor Freddie O’Connell’s Choose How You Move transportation improvement program focuses on four key areas: sidewalks, signals, service, and safety. It improves safety on Nashville’s streets for everyone, offers public transportation 24/7/365 for the first time in the city’s history, upgrades 2/3 of the city’s intersections to smart signals, so Nashvillians spend less time at red lights, and it completes the WalkNBike Nashville priority sidewalk network when combined with annual capital spending.
Click here for the full newsletter:
https://mailchi.mp/0303182b8908/youreinvited_mayorstransittalk
SAVE THE DATE! SEPTEMBER 12, 6 PM to 8 PM
Choose How You Move:
An All-Access Pass to Sidewalks, Signals, Service, and Safety
Mayor Freddie O’Connell’s Choose How You Move transportation improvement program focuses on four key areas: sidewalks, signals, service, and safety. It improves safety on Nashville’s streets for everyone, offers public transportation 24/7/365 for the first time in the city’s history, upgrades 2/3 of the city’s intersections to smart signals, so Nashvillians spend less time at red lights, and it completes the WalkNBike Nashville priority sidewalk network when combined with annual capital spending.
Click here for rest of newsletter: https://mailchi.mp/705b181a27c5/savethedate_mayorstransittalk
| Join us for a long overdue Community Social! We’ll be serving free food catered by Jack’s Bar-B-Que, speakers from the Mayor’s office and the new Bordeaux Dedicated Senior Medical Center with an update on the Production Row project on White’s Creek Pike. We will have music, bingo, games, and door prizes! |
 Haynes District 2 Scholarship FundWe congratulate the 2023 District 2 Scholarship recipients!Kennedy Jenkins – Clark Atlanta University DaMaya Mitchell – Alabama A&M University Tonay Turner – Louisiana State University Sanaa Copeland – University of Miami |
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| Dr. Mells, Executive Principal at Whites Creek High School appreciates the $50,000 donation raised from the Haynes-Trinity Neighborhood Coalition’s Taste of the District fundraiser. The above photos feature the football team wearing newly purchased football uniforms. Dr. Mells says the school is waiting on arrival of new band gear, additional items were purchased for the PBIS Rewards Store for the students and the Parent Involvement/Appreciation items were enjoyed by parents at the Freshman Academy Open House at the start of the school year. Dr. Mells also reported the new courtyard furniture is in place and looks amazing. |
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Haynes Trinity Neigborhood Coalition 