Williamson County Private Schools
Brentwood Academy
As a coeducational, independent, college-preparatory school, Brentwood Academy is dedicated to developing the whole person –mind, body, and spirit. Bentwood works hard to ensure that strong academics and challenging athletics, as well as a spirit of cooperation, rooted in wholesome relationships, is necessary for this model of education to be effective. Please visit the Brentwood Academy’s official website for more details. https://www.brentwoodacademy.com
Currey Ingram Academy
Currey Ingram Academy offers a tradition of quality education providing an encouraging learning environment for children who learn differently or who have unique learning styles. Founded in 1968, Currey Ingram Academy’s motto is “developing minds, building character, and achieving success”. Currey Ingram Academy was Tennessee’s first school for children with learning differences. All of the school’s graduates have achieved 100 percent college program acceptance. Today the Academy has been selected by the United States Department of Education as a Blue Ribbon School of Excellence in 1990, designated as an Apple Showcase and Lighthouse School by Apple Computers in 2001, and has been council for Learning Disabilities Tennessee Teacher of the Year in 1994 and 1999. To discover this and more, please visit the Academy’s official website at: https://www.curreyingram.org
The following information is sourced from Battle Ground Academy For this and more information, please follow the link.
BGA has a history and tradition of being a leader in independent school education. A kindergarten through twelfth grade school, BGA has over 960 students. Our mission is focused on offering a college preparatory education dedicated to developing the intellectual, moral, physical, and creative aspects of each student. We also believe in service learning opportunities that enhance the student experience.
While our foundation is on academics, a range of programs and activities take center stage during the year. Athletics, arts, numerous student organizations and community service opportunities all contribute significantly to the BGA experience.
As a regional school, students come to BGA from several middle Tennessee counties including Williamson, Davidson, Maury, Dickson, Rutherford and Marshall.
Battle Ground Academy offers many exceptional programs for students. The Legatus program offers Upper School Students the opportunity to serve as ambassadors of BGA. The College Counseling Program provides assistance to students and their families in the college search, application and decision-making process with the goal that each student will attend a college or university that is a good match for him or her. The Breakfast Club-Link Program is a student/teacher advisory program for all freshman students. Each student is assigned to a group with eight or nine other freshman. These Link Groups meet on a regular basis with their faculty Link leader with the purpose of creating a social network among students at all grade levels.
The following information is sourced from Benton Hall School For this and more information, please follow the link.
At Benton Hall School, we understand and celebrate that all human beings are different. Different in the ways we perceive the world. Different in the ways we express our feelings. Different in the way we relate to others. We have always understood that some students also learn differently than others. Rather than forcing out of the box learners to conform to traditional teaching styles, classroom decorum and academic formulas, we believe it’s important to offer these special children a learning environment that is as individual as they are themselves.
The following information is sourced from Franklin Classical School For this and more information, please follow the link.
Franklin Classical School (FCS) began in 1992 as a one-course home school supplement taught by Dr. George Grant. Since then, the school has flourished with a reputation as a pioneer in Classical Christian education. FCS is now an independent, private, Christian school where Dr. Grant continues as President, Founder, and Humanities teacher.
FCS offers a full curriculum for grades 5-12. Our college preparatory curriculum allows students to graduate with all necessary state credits, yet the school is still structured so that parents may choose to home school for select subjects.
The following information is sourced from New Hope Academy For this and more information, please follow the link.
New Hope Academy seeks to break the cycle of poverty and bring racial reconciliation by providing a unique educational experience to elementary school students and families that bring together the different economic, racial and social cultures in the community. The vision of New Hope Academy is to:
• Give glory and honor to God
• Erase cultural, racial and economic barriers by celebrating the uniqueness of each student
• Disciple and nurture each student as a beloved child of God
• Cultivate wisdom in each student and inspire a heart of service
• Teach through the lens of a Biblical worldview
• Build relationships that cross all man-made barriers
• Instill knowledge, understanding and wisdom through a classical education approach
• Plant the NHA vision throughout the world for His name’s sake
