The 2026 School Guide for Music City

Belmont University

Enriching collegiate experiences? Check.

Summertime fun? Check.

New friends, exciting subjects and core memories? Check, check and check! 

Belmont University’s summer day camps provide a variety of learning experiences for preschool, elementary, middle and high schoolers. Your student can explore their favorite interests and build new skills, learning from Belmont faculty and staff in state-of-the-art facilities. 

With half and full-day options, Belmont camps lead to an unforgettable summer. Most middle and high school camps include lectures and discussions, combined with hands-on learning projects, masterclasses, group activities and/or experiments.

• Art & Design: 3D design, architecture, illustration, fashion design, painting, photography, printmaking and more.
• Math: mathematics of game shows, sports analytics, STEM explorers
• Music & Theatre: exploring music, guitar, piano invitational, vocal arts intensive, string crossings, winds band, theatre.
• Science: astronomy, “bug camp,” data science, forensic chemistry, game design, molecular & cellular biology, psychology and more
• Sports: basketball, cheerleading, soccer, tennis, volleyball

New this year: Little Bruins preschool summer program!

This enriching experience is for children ages 3–5. Guided by qualified early childhood educators and university specialists, children enjoy hands-on activities that foster development through play-based learning in a Christ-centered environment. The program runs Monday through Friday, 8:00 a.m.–4:30 p.m. and includes a morning and afternoon snack, plus rest-time.

The possibilities are endless, and you don’t have to just choose one! Your student can dive into all the excitement and explore the different subjects they care about.

Spots tend to fill quickly, so it’s recommended to register early. Pricing and schedules vary by program. Learn more about all of Belmont’s summer camp offerings and register at www.belmont.edu/summer-camps.

Metro Nashville Public Schools

Nashville’s public schools are neighborhood schools that reflect our city’s vibrancy and diversity. Every student is supported and inspired to succeed. We believe in Every Student Known – our educators work from elementary through graduation to understand each student’s interests and goals, providing the education and support they need. Through rigorous academics, real-world learning and partnerships with the community and universities, MNPS turns possibilities into reality.

Success Looks Like:

• Level 5 District: For the fourth consecutive year, Metro Nashville Public Schools attained a Level 5 growth score from the Tennessee Value Added Assessment System (TVAAS), the highest possible rating.
• Champion Athletics: State titles in football, basketball, tennis, lacrosse, track and cross country—just in the past two years!
• College & Career Readiness: MNPS offers career-connected middle school pathways that introduce students to STEM, health sciences, digital design, and more; and in our elementary schools, students explore different careers and what skills are needed to work in that field.

Request a tour and see how MNPS prepares students for college, career and life. Visit mnps.org/experience today!

TIP: MNPS partners with local colleges and universities to expand opportunities for students. Through our University MNPS initiative, graduates can earn full or partial tuition scholarships. Our Early College programs—now in six zoned high schools—allow students to complete an associate degree at no cost, building on the success of Early College High School, a National Blue Ribbon School on the Nashville State campus.

Tennessee Tech University

Students come to Tennessee Tech University to live bold, fearless, confident and kind lives at a university that puts students first. Providing majors for today’s top jobs, Tech graduates are career-ready and are known for their creativity, tenacity and analytical approach. The university offers more than 225 academic programs in nine academic colleges, with bachelor’s, master’s and doctorate level degrees. 

At Tech, students find a community of support, helping them express themselves through innovation and problem solving. Most importantly, students can make a difference immediately with their ideas and passions.

With hundreds of clubs and activities, Tech students design the future in virtual reality labs, build new technology, are members of professional organizations and honor societies, join fraternities and sororities, and engage with a wide variety of faith- based and academic clubs.

Trailblazers, student tour guides who can share a view of the university from a genuine perspective, are ready to show you how you can Live Wings Up as a Tennessee Tech Golden Eagle. 

Schedule a campus visit with a Trailblazer to see Tech for yourself at www.tntech.edu/visit.

TIP: The Presidential Scholars program offers guaranteed scholarships to high school students with good to great grades and test scores. New freshmen who meet the requirements are guaranteed this scholarship if they apply for admission by December 15. Find out more at tntech.edu/freshmanscholarships.

University of Tennessee Chattanooga

At The University of Tennessee at Chattanooga, academic programs are designed around clear expectations, helping students understand where they’re headed and why. With more than 95 undergraduate programs, UTC balances choice with the structure and guidance students need to stay focused. Classes are relatively small, so professors can follow students’ work closely and respond when it matters.

UTC is part of the University of Tennessee System, which means our students benefit from the resources and reputation of a statewide public university, with the personalized support and attention of a mid-sized campus.

The University supports project-based learning and helps students secure internships and undergraduate research positions, depending on their interests and goals. About half of all UTC students graduate without debt, giving them more flexibility as they start their careers or continue their education.

Located in downtown Chattanooga and just two hours from Nashville, UTC offers direct access to opportunity in a city that makes it easier to connect learning with experience.

TIP: Did you know that UTC Housing is among the top-rated in the state? Students who apply early have more options when choosing where they’ll live on campus. Learn more and apply online at utc.edu/apply.

The Webb School

The Honor Advantage: Character-centered Education Outperforms Test Prep Schools in Building Leaders of Tomorrow

Despite having strong academic credentials, recent college graduates still lack the essential skills and competencies needed to thrive in the workplace, according to 67% of employers. As the world around us continues to evolve, families are discovering what America’s elite independent schools have long understood: that excellence isn’t measured solely by test performance. Through a combination of mentorship, ethical leadership training, and standardized test preparation, independent school students can build resilience at a young age, learn to lead with character and courage, and gain admission to top-tier universities at rates three times the national average.

The Missing Foundation in Modern Education

Thinking the honor code an “outdated” form of education, only 18% of U.S. academic institutions maintain comprehensive character education programs beyond the elementary school level. But perhaps they should think again! Based on longitudinal studies by the Josephson Institute of Ethics, students attending schools with explicit honor codes show measurably superior outcomes across every meaningful metric. They’re 45% less likely to engage in academic dishonesty in college, show 60% higher rates of civic engagement, and report significantly greater life satisfaction—as well as higher salaries—a decade after graduation.

Choosing Transformation Over Transaction

In a society that increasingly rewards integrity, creativity and emotional intelligence over rote memorization, the question isn’t whether families can afford to choose a character-centered education for their child. It’s whether they can afford not to. Independent schools that balance tradition and innovation don’t just prepare students for college—they shape honorable leaders who drive change. 

Visit www.webbschool.com/life to learn more about the independent school difference and how The Webb School’s 156-year-old Honor Code has helped thousands of students gain independence, develop resilience and take charge in their own communities.

Adventure Science Center

Adventure Science Center’s award-winning camps (named Best Local Day Camp in the 2025 Best of Parenting Awards by Nashville Parent) offer a safe, fun, and educational environment where kids actively explore science, technology, engineering, and math through exciting experiments, interactive projects, and creative problem-solving. Designed for curious minds in grades K–4, these camps spark teamwork, confidence, and a lifelong love of learning.

Spots fill up fast—register now and give your child an unforgettable adventure. adventuresci.org/camps

Upcoming Camps:

Presidents’ Day—Monday, February 16, 2026

We Choose to Go to the Moon: The Science of Our Nation. Campers will explore the science behind the moments that shaped America, from Lincoln’s founding of the National Academy of Sciences to Kennedy’s legendary “Moonshot” speech.

Spring Break—March 9–13, 2026

KABOOM: Chemistry! This high-energy camp is packed with bubbling reactions, colorful experiments, hands-on dissections, and a tie-dye project that brings chemistry to life in full, vibrant color. It’s messy, memorable, and seriously fun.

Summer Camps—Weekly, May 25–July 31

Explore science through immersive themes like wizards’ potions, space exploration, legendary inventors, chemistry, and superhero physics.

Brentwood Academy

Walk through the doors of Brentwood Academy and experience a Christ-centered community where students grow in knowledge and character while discovering who God created them to be.

At BA, experienced and compassionate faculty, staff, and coaches invest deeply in each student. Guided by our mission to nurture and challenge each whole person—body, mind, and spirit—to the glory of God, we partner with families to help students discover their gifts, grow academically, and deepen their faith. Visit BrentwoodAcademy.com/starthere to learn more.

Want to learn more about Brentwood Academy? Our Admission team can’t wait to meet you! Join us for a tour to learn more about Brentwood Academy’s history and mission. You’ll see BA students engaged in various activities throughout our exceptional facilities. Our tours are an excellent opportunity to explore the BA experience and ask questions along the way. Tours are offered on weekdays and last about one hour. Visit BrentwoodAcademy.com/starthere to book a tour.

TIP: Join us for Camps at BA!

At Brentwood Academy, we recognize that healthy athletic, academic, and creative experiences are essential to a child’s growth. Our camp programs are an extension of the school’s mission to nurture and challenge each whole person- body, mind, and spirit - to the Glory of God. Camps at Brentwood Academy offer nine weeks of programming. From track, flag football, and dodgeball to Legos, robotics, and art, there is something for everyone. Our camps are designed for children in PreK - 6th grade.

We invite your child to join the Brentwood Academy faculty, staff, and coaches at camp this summer to embark on new adventures and make new friendships. Visit our camp website for details and registration. BrentwoodAcademy.com/camps.

Ensworth

Ensworth School offers a dynamic, student-centered education for Kindergarten through Grade 12, grounded in strong relationships and a commitment to developing the whole child. With two campuses in Nashville, Ensworth blends academic challenge with exceptional arts, athletics, and leadership opportunities, encouraging students to learn beyond the classroom. Students benefit from small class sizes, exceptional educators, and a culture that values curiosity, character, and personal growth.

Ensworth believes the key to fostering a lifelong love of learning is cultivating a child’s intellectual curiosity. At every stage of the educational journey, students are engaged as active learners while encouraged to explore their individual interests. Graduates leave Ensworth well prepared for college and inspired to lead with confidence and integrity.

TIP: Ensworth Summer Camps offer students a unique blend of fun and learning, providing a nurturing environment to develop new skills, forge lasting friendships, and create unforgettable memories. From full- and half-day sports and enrichment programs to arts and cooking camps, students can explore their passions and discover hidden talents—all while having a blast.

Register for summer camps: www.ensworth.com/summer

Schedule an admission visit: www.ensworth.com/visit

Episcopal School of Nashville

Episcopal School of Nashville is an inclusive 3K-6 independent school located in the heart of East Nashville. Celebrating 10 years of purpose, promise, and possibility! At ESN, we cultivate a love of learning and a spirit of discovery in every student, guiding them to explore faith, develop strong character, and achieve intellectual growth. Small class sizes ensure individualized attention, and our Responsive Classroom model empowers students to directly engage with their education. Learn more at esnashville.org/how-to-apply, and contact us at admissions@esnashville.org to schedule a visit. Now enrolling 2026-2026. 

Summer Camp in East Nashville!

Give your child an unforgettable experience this summer, packed with creativity, adventure, and discovery! Episcopal School of Nashville will be hosting weekly themed camps June 8-July 23. Each week will take campers on a brand-new journey inspiring curiosity and confidence. Days will be filled with hands-on art, invention, survival challenges, space exploration, mystery-solving, STEM, and full-scale theatrical performances. Campers will build skills, friendships, and lasting memories while learning through play, teamwork, and imagination. Learn more and register at esnashville.org/summercamp.

Father Ryan High School

Voted Nashville’s Best High School and Best Private School by the 2025 Nashville Scene, Father Ryan High School is the region’s trusted coeducational, college preparatory high school centered in Catholic values. For over 100 years, our enduring promise is to know, love, and inspire students through academic excellence, personalized learning paths, and mentoring to help them reach their full potential—spiritually, academically, and personally.

We challenge and support students of all abilities through:

• Our Hayes Scholars Program for top achievers
• 9 Dual Enrollment college-credit courses taught by our master teachers
• 28 AP classes, with 91% qualifying scores by AP students in spring 2025
• 200+ courses, including the most arts courses of any private high school in Middle Tennessee
• Tailored Educational Support Programs and more
• A nationally recognized House System that creates intentional, smaller communities of belonging for students of all faiths
• 17,000+ annual community service hours serving Nashville and beyond

TIP: Did you know 10 Father Ryan students received 2025 National Merit Recognition by the National Merit Scholarship Corporation based on their PSAT scores? Father Ryan had:

• The most Semi-Finalists of all Catholic schools in Tennessee
• The 3rd-highest number of Semi-Finalists of all private schools in Nashville
• The 5th-highest number of Semi-Finalists of all private schools in Tennessee!

Harding Academy

Harding Academy is a coeducational, nonsectarian day school serving students from PreK through eighth grade. Through rigorous academics taught by nurturing, dedicated educators, Harding students thrive in a balanced, engaging, and purpose-driven learning environment.

At the heart of the Harding Academy experience is our intentional PreK–8 model. This structure supports each child’s social, emotional, and academic growth in a developmentally appropriate way—building confidence, connection, and continuity throughout the formative years. With two sections of PreK, Harding welcomes more of our youngest learners into small, supportive, and dynamic classrooms where curiosity and joy take root.

We serve a diverse community of families seeking an intentional educational pathway and strong preparation for some of the most competitive public and independent high schools. United by shared values, our families partner with Harding Academy to cultivate thoughtful, lifelong learners and responsible, caring citizens.

At Harding Academy, we strive to inspire the mind and nurture the spirit in all we do—providing a whole-child PreK–8 experience where every student is known, supported, and empowered to thrive.

Families interested in learning more are invited to contact our Admissions Office at 615-356-2974 or email admissionsoffice@hardingacademy.org to schedule a tour.

Harpeth Hall

At Harpeth Hall, ambitions become achievements as girls in 5th through 12th grades learn to think critically, lead confidently, and live honorably. We design every aspect of the school experience with our girls in mind. The student council president is a girl. The captain of the lacrosse team is a girl. The leader of the robotics team is a girl. Our students are supported, challenged, and encouraged to follow their intellectual curiosity.

Inside the classroom, learning is hands-on and energized. Teachers turn concepts into experiences from wiring circuits to mapping the stars, and premier programs, including Winterim, SEEK, and Global Scholars, expand students’ perspectives far beyond campus.

Artistic exploration connects our girls to a world of creativity. Our girls shine on stage, and school publications feature original paintings, poetry, and prose. In athletics, girls discover their strengths, work as a team, and learn how practice makes them stronger. In recent years, Harpeth Hall has claimed state titles in cross country, riflery, lacrosse, rowing, soccer, and track and field. The strength and confidence our girls develop prepare them for an active, balanced life.

TIP: A Summer Filled With Adventure

Whether they are serving a tennis ball or serving others, catching bugs or catching basketballs, stringing a violin or stringing gemstones, Harpeth Hall summer camps offer girls unforgettable experiences in academics, athletics, and the arts. Registration opens mid-January. To see all Harpeth Hall has to offer this summer, visit camps.harpethhall.org

Motlow State Community College

Motlow State Community College offers learners of all backgrounds a clear and accessible pathway to education, career training, and community connection. With multiple campuses across the region and flexible scheduling options, Motlow supports students balancing work, family, and new beginnings. Career-focused programs such as Emergency Medical Services prepare students for EMT certification and employment in healthcare and public service, while applied programs in culinary arts and distilling align with the region’s vibrant food, beverage, and hospitality industries. Students also benefit from athletic and cultural events that enhance campus life, encourage engagement, and create a sense of belonging beyond the classroom. Affordability remains central to Motlow’s mission, with financial aid and scholarship opportunities through the Motlow College Foundation helping reduce financial barriers. Through academic support, workforce training, and community-focused experiences, Motlow builds a strong foundation for launching your long-term educational and professional goals designed to secure future success.

TIP: Visit Motlow.edu to see the full list of programs and courses, as well as more information on how to enroll.

Overbrook Catholic School

Overbrook Catholic School provides an excellent education for boys and girls in preschool-3 through sixth grade in a nurturing, Christ-centered environment. Inspired by the life of St. Dominic, Overbrook Catholic educates children to seek and embrace the truth, fostering in them a personal encounter with Jesus Christ. Children are thus prepared in mind and heart to give joyful witness to the truth in their own lives. Beginning with our three-year-olds, Overbrook Catholic has prepared students with a love for learning and formed leaders since 1936. Located on 83 acres, students excel in STEM, the SOAR gifted program, and the award-winning math, reading, and writing programs. Student life includes opportunities with art, athletics, band, Catechesis of the Good Shepherd, clubs, community service, dance, faith formation, forensics, languages, library, music, and tending to the school’s Beyond the Brook Farm. Named a Blue Ribbon School of Excellence by the U.S. Department of Education and accredited by Lumen, Overbrook Catholic is home to outstanding faculty, and OCS students perform academically at a level above the national norm.

TIP: Want to see the Dominican Difference for yourself? There are many ways to join us on campus with more details available at overbrook.edu/admissions.

Parent Tours: If you desire a private tour of Overbrook Catholic School, please email Anabel Strianse, Director of Enrollment Management at striansea@overbrook.edu or call (615) 292-5134 x636

Shadow Days: This experience provides the prospective student with a glimpse of what it is like to attend OCS. Please email Anabel Strianse, Director of Enrollment Management at striansea@overbrook.edu or call (615) 292-5134 x636 to schedule your child’s Shadow Day

Camp Overbrook: Camp Overbrook is a great way to acclimate prospective students to campus and get to know teachers. Led by OCS staff, we are committed to personalized and engaging experiences. We offer multi-sibling discounts, half and full days, and before-care beginning at 7:30 a.m. and after-care ending at 5 p.m. Register at overbrook.edu/about/ camp-overbrook or contact overbrookcamp@overbrook.edu with questions.

St. Cecilia Academy

As Nashville’s oldest private school, St. Cecilia Academy is a Catholic, college preparatory school serving girls in grades 7 through 12. Since 1860, SCA has been providing a premier education for young women who have used their feminine genius to influence and shape their communities and the world as confident and courageous leaders. It is also a place that fosters a love of learning, along with lifelong friendships and a relationship with God. Through their pursuit of academics, athletics, and the arts, St. Cecilia students are led to rejoice in truth and beauty and are assured in their abilities to lead, serve, and achieve. 

During the summer, SCA transforms into Camp St. Cecilia, a summer program designed to give girls ages 4-17 an opportunity to have fun while learning new skills. Each camp offers excellent guidance by experienced and accomplished instructors who design unique experiences for your daughter to learn, laugh, play, and meet new friends. From musical theater to volleyball, baking to farm adventures, engineering to art, Camp St. Cecilia will help your camper discover more about who she is and what she loves. Camp St. Cecilia has something for every girl, and we can’t wait to meet her! 

TIP:

• Visit stcecilia.edu/camp-st-cecilia to learn more about Camp St. Cecilia and to register.
• Check out some of this summer’s newest camps in the online brochure: Full-day Theater Camps, Sewing and Knitting, Toying with Engineering, Little Camp on the Prairie, Lacrosse, Junior Sleuths, and Ink & Imagination creative writing camp.
• To learn more about St. Cecilia Academy, please contact the Admissions office at admissions@stcecilia.edu or 615.298.4525 x377.

Deer Run Camps and Retreats

Deer Run Day & Overnight Summer Camps | Thompson’s Station, TN Deeper Faith. Stronger Relationships. Greater Adventures.

Voted #1 by parents for 13 Years! Deer Run offers premier Day and Overnight Camps for age 5 to completed 10th grade. In June and July, the 150-acre wooded valley comes alive with campers experiencing exciting outdoor adventures, unplugging from their electronics, and developing friendships that stick.

Campers discover their strengths and create lifelong memories while swimming in Spring Valley Lake, zooming across the valley on zip lines, competing in epic group games, learning about God’s love during worship and Bible study, and so much more! Our camp counselors are positive role models who intentionally invest in the life of each child, encouraging and cheering campers on every day.

Each week of Summer Camp at Deer Run includes …

• Epic Outdoor Adventures & Challenges
• Exciting Group Games & Fun Creative Activities
• Meaningful Worship & Bible Study
• Yummy Meals & Cozy Cabins
• Freedom to Unplug & Simply Be a Kid

Get all the details at DeerRun.camp/camps/ or by calling (615) 794-2918. We can’t wait to see your campers at Deer Run this summer! Deer Run also offers Winter Overnight Camp and Spring Break Day Camp!

TIP: Save on Summer Camp with promo code NASH10 for $10 off Day Camps and NASH25 for $25 off Overnight Camps.

Franklin Road Academy

Summer is a time for exploration, creativity, and growth. Franklin Road Academy Summer Programs offer dynamic programs for students in pre-K4 through 12th grade, designed to ignite passions, build confidence, and create lasting memories. 

Each year, more than 750 campers from the greater Nashville area join us for one to six weeks of unforgettable experiences on our vibrant campus. From high-energy sports camps and hands-on enrichment to academic adventures, there’s something for every interest and every age. 

Whether your child is discovering a new hobby or deepening a long-time passion, our thoughtfully curated camps provide a safe, welcoming, and inspiring environment led by experienced educators and coaches. 

We’re committed to making each family’s experience smooth and enjoyable, with flexible scheduling options, morning care beginning at 7:30 a.m., and after-care available until 5:30 p.m. Morning sessions run from 8:30 – 11:30 a.m., and afternoon sessions from 12:00 – 3:00 p.m. 

Visit franklinroadacademy.com/community/summer-programs for more information.

Montgomery Bell Academy

Get ready to have a blast this summer with the wide variety of camps at MBA! Open to boys and girls ages 4 and up, MBA offers more than 100 sports, enrichment, and academic camps designed to spark curiosity and build confidence. From the original, action-packed All-Sports Camp to hands-on favorites like LEGO® engineering, robotics, 615Science, Cardboard Land, and video game design, there is a camp for everyone. 

To register for this summer’s camp offerings, please visit montgomerybell.edu/summer-camps.

Nashville Christian School

At Nashville Christian School, we believe in shaping the future through faith, academics, and community. From our Early Learning Village, welcoming children as young as six weeks, to our PreK–12th grade programs, NCS provides a nurturing environment where every child’s potential is celebrated.

At NCS, we lay the foundation for lifelong learning and development. As students progress, our dedicated faculty guides them through a challenging, faith-based curriculum that promotes academic excellence, character growth, and meaningful relationships.

With a Christian, authentic, and dynamic approach, NCS offers unique opportunities for every student to thrive in the classroom, on the field, on the stage, and in service to others.

Join us in building a lasting legacy of excellence. Explore how Nashville Christian School can be the best fit for your child’s educational journey. Visit NashvilleChristian.org to learn more, schedule a tour, or call 615-356-5600.

TIP: Experience NCS firsthand!

Register for an Open House day at Nashville Christian School. Throughout the year, we offer small group tours where you can meet educators, explore our campus, and experience a typical day with our students. Discover why NCS is the best place for your child’s educational journey!

Contact Admissions at 615-356-5600 or scan the QR code to schedule your visit.

Saint Ann School

Your child will soar at Saint Ann Catholic School because we are an environment infused with the love of Christ. Where your child’s uniqueness is encouraged as they pursue academic excellence, engage in service for others, and thrive in their pursuit for peace and justice. Saint Ann School serves approximately 218 students in grades PreK3 through 8th grade.

The best way to understand the unique qualities of a Saint Ann School education is to experience it first hand. Therefore, we suggest you schedule a personalized tour of our campus. At your school tour we will provide all registration information. Following your tour, we are happy to schedule a shadow day for your student. This is a wonderful way for your child to experience life at Saint Ann School with his or her future classmates.

Visit us online at www.saintannparish.com/school to learn more!

Saint Henry School

Saint Henry School provides a vibrant, faith-filled, academically rich school environment. Teachers challenge and support students to achieve their highest potential and seek to make all academic areas come to life in developmentally appropriate ways.  In all grades, students engage in the core subjects of Religion, Math, Science, Literature, English, and Social Studies, thus continually deepening their comprehension of fundamental concepts and skills. Saint Henry School also offers academic contests in almost every discipline (National History, Spelling and Geography Bees, Math and Science Olympiads, MTSU STEM Expo, Lego League, Middle Tennessee Vocal Association Contest, Mid-State Band Competition and Nashville Art Shows/Contests). In addition, there are sports teams for all levels of play, a spring drama production, forensics, scouts, and many other service and extracurricular opportunities. A full-time nurse practitioner, a full-time security officer, a school counselor, and a Resource Department for educational testing, guidance, and instructional support are all available on campus. Before and aftercare are also available.

For more information, please visit www.sthenryschool.org

TIP: “St. Henry’s is one of the best decisions we made for our daughter; because of the academic standards she was held to, she developed an advanced knowledge base, work ethic, and discipline that prepared her for the rigorous academic challenges in high school. We are proud to see her as humble, respectful, and encouraging of others; character traits developed within the St. Henry’s family that have continued to live strong.” - Online parent review - Greatschools.org.

St. Paul Christian Academy

St. Paul Christian Academy is a co-educational, interdenominational, independent, elementary school (junior fours to 6th grade). At St. Paul, we walk with parents to establish a permanent foundation for our students so that they might flourish by pursuing academic excellence, a passion for Christ, and an ever-deepening understanding of their call to be leaders who uniquely shape the world in which they live. We form this foundation by creating a place filled with childlike wonder where your child is known, loved, nurtured, and challenged to be his or her best.

We hold high expectations for our students, and our nurturing environment helps them meet those expectations to reach their highest potential. As a result, our students are well prepared for acceptance into the most competitive college-preparatory schools in Nashville. At the center of everything we do is our center pillar, passion for Christ; we desire all of our students to come to know and love God, understand his Word, and develop the wisdom, courage, and strength to walk in His ways.

We believe that God is calling our students to become Christian leaders in their homes, at their schools, in their future careers, and throughout their lives. We equip our students to understand Christian leadership, and we give them opportunities to practice leading; students lead chapel programs, help keep our campus clean, participate in service at every grade level, and mentor younger students in our buddy program. Additionally, in their capstone year, our sixth graders have new, daily opportunities to serve our school as they prepare to be leaders in their next schools and beyond.