News Archive

Texas A&M Aggie and 2017 Ensworth graduate, Tyra Gittens, won another national championship, this time in Heptathlon.

Ensworth high school students, under the leadership of math teacher Jennifer Lawson, have partnered with an organization to spread sunshine to families dealing with childhood illnesses.

The World Languages Department at the Middle School would like to congratulate the three top scorers from each grade on the HSK (Hanyu Shuiping Kaoshi) or Chinese Proficiency Test, Level 1.

WNPT’s Tennessee Crossroads recently profiled Ensworth alumnus and artist Richard Bowers ‘09.

For this installment of World Language Week, Señorita Morales has supplied a list of restaurant and recipe recommendations. These Hispanic restaurants that offer take-out or delivery options in Nashville.

Taking the best ideas from last year’s remote World Language Week, the Lower School has kicked off its annual World Language Week. 

Emerson Darr ‘27 has turned her passion for making things into a business by selling her phone cases in the Spirit Store.

It’s easy to shy away from discussions about politics, religion, and other topics that are potentially divisive. But at the high school, Ensworth students are demanding to have those conversations and pushing for more opportunities to engage with their peers. 

Tyra Gittens ‘17 placed 1st in both Pentathlon and High Jump at the NCAA Division I Indoor Track and Field Championships as a member of the Texas A&M Aggies team. 

In recent years, Ensworth lost four formidable women whose leadership and philanthropy were instrumental to the growth and development of the school. Edie Bass, Patricia Frist, Alice Hooker,  and Margaret Ann Robinson shared a passion for education and a love for Ensworth, and each was appointed a Permanent Trustee in recognition of her dedication and service. 

The Contemporary A cappella Recording Awards (CARA) has announced that Encore, Ensworth’s contemporary a cappella ensemble at the High School, has been nominated for this year’s award slate.

Jaloni Cambridge ‘24 won the coveted Miss Basketball award for the top player in TSSAA Division-II.