60% of class of 2019 graduated with college credit
Over 15 Advanced Placement (AP) classes for seventh through 12th grade
47 eighth-grade students enrolled in high school classes in 2018-2019 (at least one-third of the students enroll in high school classes while in eighth grade)
Over half the seventh-grade students qualify for the Duke Talent Identification Program based on their sixth-grade standardized test scores, which have to be at or above the 95th percentile
Fluid Math program: students are enrolled in math classes that meet their needs based on achievement, aptitude and attitude
K-2 dedicated Language Block: uninterrupted 90-120 minutes daily
Hands-on science labs at every level: pre-k through fourth grade collaborate with university and high school students
Comprehensive curriculum mapping pre-k through 12th grade
Some pre-k students are reading at a third-grade level; reading specialists assess kindergarten through second grade three times a year
In-house tutoring with a director and full-time staff
56% of the Class of 2019 participated in the performing arts
32 consecutive years of honors at the state choral festival
All fifth through eighth-grade students participate in vocal and instrumental classes
2019 Congressional Art Competition winner from Tennessee’s 5th district; work to be displayed for a year in U.S. Capitol
Over 300 technology devices available on campus for educational student use
Five-time recipient of National Primary School of the Year and Tennessee Primary School of the Year by the National Energy Education Development (NEED) Project for environmental studies
Enrichment Academic Summer Experiences offered to preschool through 12th grade