This total includes 1,180 active cases, or people who are currently infected with the coronavirus.
Today's data brings the number of active cases down to the "low spread" range outlined by Williamson County Schools' reopening framework.
Superintendent Jason Golden has previously said the district is looking at a number of factors to determine whether schools should reopen, including hospital capacity and state guidance. As of Friday afternoon, the district is now in its low-spread status, according to its coronavirus webpage.
An official decision from the district is expected in the evening on Aug. 14
Statewide cases now total 130,458 an increase of 1,947 since Aug. 13.
Since the pandemic reached Tennessee in March, more than 1,300 deaths have been reported, and over 5,700 individuals have been hospitalized.
In the state, over 91,300 estimated recoveries have been reported, and more than 1.8 million tests have been administered.