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Meet the Chickens
Ensworth, meet the chickens. Since the summer, a new program has been hatching. Frist Campus now houses a chicken coop with more than a dozen chickens. Multiple students have been able to care for and learn about the chickens by joining the club (Eggsworth) or by cross-curricular immersion projects. -
Patchwork Series Kicks Off with Jerry Craft
Ensworth's Patchwork program invites writers, illustrators, storytellers, musicians, and other creative people to present to our Grades K-8 students throughout the year. Their presence in our lives is like a patchwork quilt of creativity, hence the name of the program. -
Jeffrey Ezell '98 Talks Compost!
High School students had the opportunity to hear from current Ensworth parent Jeffrey Ezell '98 about compost. Jeffrey is the Co-Owner of The Compost Company, the receiver of all compostable materials on Frist Campus. He shared the story of his journey to working in compost, as well as his roles now. -
Black and Orange Team Captains Elected
If you are an Ensworth Tiger, you know about the Black and Orange teams. Today, nine Grade 8 students, nominated by their peers, offered speeches about the leadership opportunities and gifts of being a team captain on the Red Gables Campus.
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At a Glance
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Visual & Performing Arts Courses K-12 -
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AP courses
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Ensworth
Ensworth is a coeducational, kindergarten through twelfth grade, independent day school.
Red Gables Campus (K–8)
Frist Campus (9–12)
Non-Discrimination Statement
It is the policy of Ensworth to admit students and provide equal employment opportunities for all applicants without regard to race, color, religion, gender, sexual orientation, national origin, ethnic origin, age, disability, or any other reason prohibited by law. Ensworth does not discriminate in the administration of employment practices, educational policies, admissions policies, financial aid policies, athletics, and other school-administered programs.