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Ensworth is a kindergarten through twelfth grade, coeducational independent school. The School promotes academic excellence and inspires students to be intellectually curious, to use their talents to the fullest, to be people of integrity, and to be contributors to society.
Admission
Whether you're considering Ensworth to start your child's educational journey in Kindergarten or seeking a dynamic High School experience, we are committed to guiding you through every step of the journey.
Academics
The key to fostering a lifelong love of learning is cultivating a child’s intellectual curiosity. Ensworth’s curriculum engages students as active learners while encouraging individual exploration.
Arts
Arts are part of the core curriculum at Ensworth. From Kindergarten through Grade 12, our students have numerous opportunities to explore the creative process, embrace imagination, and cultivate an appreciation for fine arts.
Athletics
The Ensworth Athletics Program encourages students to grow through both triumph and defeat and teaches lifelong skills including discipline and teamwork. We celebrate selfless action, sincere encouragement, intelligent play, and intense preparation.
Community
Each member of the Ensworth community makes valuable contributions to our school’s culture of care. As a community, our combined partnerships help create an exceptional experience for our students.

High school teacher and student talking in the quad

At-A-Glance

Student Body

1,220 Students for 2023-24
- Lower School: 450
- Middle School: 288
- High School: 482
9:1 student/teacher ratio
New students represent 89 sending schools
23% are students of color
45 zip codes represented

Faculty

62% of faculty are female
38% of faculty are male
71% of faculty hold advanced degrees

Academics

More than 77 upper-level elective courses for juniors and seniors
Average class size is 16
Most high school classes are taught around discussion-based Harkness tables
Foreign language instruction at all grade levels
22 AP Courses offered for 2021-22

Endowment & Financial Aid

Endowment total: Over $93 million
194 Financial Aid awards representing $4.3 million; all aid given is need-based

Service Learning

Service Learning is integrated into the K-12 curriculum
International service opportunities have included Belize, Costa Rica, Cuba, Kenya, Peru, India, Tanzania, and Morocco.

Visual & Performing Arts

Visual and performing arts are integrated into the curriculum at all levels as a core part of the academic experience
More than 35 visual and performing arts courses are offered at the High School level

Health and Wellness

Students in Kindergarten through Grade 5 participate in daily P.E. classes
At the High School, fitness is a required four-year course with the goal of graduating physically fit and water-safe students
Certified fitness trainers supervise High School students in individualized fitness programs, and certified athletic trainers are available on-site to assist with injury prevention and rehabilitation

Athletics

High School athletic teams are fielded in 18 TSSAA sports (Div. II-AA) plus swimming & diving, boys’ and girls’ lacrosse, and ice hockey
Team State Championships in girls’ basketball, boys’ basketball, girls’ lacrosse, volleyball, football, girls’ golf, girls' track & field, and individual State Champions in bowling, track, golf, and swimming
75 Ensworth alumni are currently playing collegiate sports; 4 alumni are playing sports professionally.
Middle School teams are fielded in 13 sports, with 95% participation

Accreditation

Southern Association of Colleges & Schools (SACS)
Southern Association of Independent Schools (SAIS)

College Acceptances & Matriculation

Robust, 4-year College Counseling program
2020-2022 graduates were accepted to 315 colleges in 46 states and 5 countries
Current college-age Ensworth alumni are enrolled in 154 colleges in 36 states and 3 countries

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