Each school below is listed with the colors shown on its entry in the TSSAA member directory, the statewide athletic association's school listing. The directory gives color names only, so no hex codes appear here. Shades such as Columbia blue or Vegas gold are kept as the directory names them. If your school's own site describes its colors differently, go with the school.
Brentwood High School, Brentwood (Bruins): blue and gold.
Centennial High School, Franklin (Cougars): navy, Columbia blue and white.
Fairview High School, Fairview (Yellow Jackets): black and yellow.
Franklin High School, Franklin (Admirals): maroon and white.
Independence High School, Thompson's Station (Eagles): navy blue, forest green and Vegas gold.
Nolensville High School, Nolensville (Knights): royal, black and silver.
Page High School, Franklin (Patriots): blue, white and red.
Ravenwood High School, Brentwood (Raptors): red, black and gold.
Summit High School, Spring Hill (Spartans): navy blue and orange.
Beech Senior High School, Hendersonville (Buccaneers): navy and orange.
Gallatin High School, Gallatin (Green Wave): green and gold.
Hendersonville High School, Hendersonville (Commandos): black and gold.
Portland High School, Portland (Panthers): purple and white.
Station Camp High School, Gallatin (Bison): maroon and gray.
White House High School, White House (Blue Devils): royal blue and white.
All checked 2026-10-10. The same directory lists other high schools in both counties, including Liberty Creek, Westmoreland and several private schools.
Maroon is a dark red. A light set to maroon is just a dimmer red, so Franklin and Station Camp fans usually get a better result from a full red paired with white.
Gray, like silver, comes out as a faint white. For Station Camp, a plain white often reads truer than a gray setting does.
Black is lights off. Fairview, Hendersonville and Ravenwood can show black as gaps between sections of yellow or gold.
Purple is red and blue mixed, and LEDs tend to lean one way or the other. If Portland purple looks pink, lower the red. If it looks blue, raise it.
Green and gold placed light by light next to each other blend toward a yellow-green when seen from down the street. Gallatin colors hold up better in runs of several lights each.
Two-tone blue schools like Centennial can use navy's stronger stand-in (a full blue) beside Columbia blue, with white between them so the two blues do not merge.