At-A-Glance
Student Body
- 1,258 Students for 2025-2026
- Lower School: 453
- Middle School: 297
- High School: 508
- 8:1 student/teacher ratio
- New students represent 103 sending schools
- 24% are students of color
- 43 zip codes represented
Faculty
- 263 Full-Time Faculty and Staff
- 166 Teaching Faculty
- 6 Part-Time Faculty
- 78% of teaching faculty hold advanced degrees
Academics
- More than 65 upper-level elective courses for juniors and seniors
- Average class size is 14
- Most high school classes are taught around discussion-based Harkness tables
- World language instruction at all grade levels
- 23 AP Courses offered for 2025-2026
- Middle School students choose from 5 tailored electives to meet their interests
Endowment & Financial Aid
- Endowment total: Over $125 million
- 226 Financial Aid awards representing $5.4 million; all aid given is need-based
Service Learning
- Service Learning is integrated into the K-12 curriculum
- 117 Service Scholars serving Nashville and the surrounding areas
- Over 100 community partnerships for service learning projects
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 4 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
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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 14 TSSAA sports plus swimming & diving, mountain biking, and ice hockey
- Team State Championships in girls’ basketball, boys’ basketball, girls’ lacrosse, volleyball, football, girls’ and boys' golf, girls' track & field, and GNASH Hockey Campions
- Individual State Champions in girls’ bowling, girls’ cross country, boys’ and girls’ track & field, boys’ and girls’ golf, boys’ and girls’ swimming & diving, and boys’ and girls’ tennis
- 90+ Ensworth alumni are currently playing collegiate sports; 4 alumni are playing sports professionally.
- Middle School teams are fielded in 13 sports, with 90% participation
Accreditation
- Southern Association of Independent Schools (SAIS)
College Acceptances & Matriculation
- Robust, 4-year College Counseling program
- 2022-2025 graduates were accepted to 320 colleges in 45 states and 6 countries
- Current college-age Ensworth alumni are enrolled in 157 colleges in 38 states and 3 countries
