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Prepare for Your Future at KIPP Antioch Global High School

High school is a time to take on bigger challenges, discover new interests, and begin making important decisions about what comes after graduation.

At KIPP Antioch Global High School, students are challenged academically while building relationships, exploring electives and extracurricular activities, and preparing for college, career, and the future they choose. Located in South Nashville, KIPP Antioch Global High is a tuition-free public charter school serving students in grades 9–12.

Academics That Challenge Students to Grow

KIPP Antioch Global High believes students should be cognitively challenged across every subject area, every day.

Students take on rigorous academic work designed to prepare them for competitive postsecondary opportunities. The goal is to develop more than subject knowledge. Students are encouraged to think critically, communicate their ideas, engage with different perspectives, and develop the independence they’ll need after high school.

Across KIPP Nashville high schools, students engage in coursework centered around meaningful discussion and have access to advanced learning opportunities. The network’s high school program includes AP offerings in areas such as computer science, calculus, literature, statistics, and world history, although specific courses available at KIPP Antioch Global High may vary by year.

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A Well-Rounded High School Experience

Academic achievement is important, but high school should give students opportunities to develop beyond their core classes, too.

At KIPP Antioch Global High, every student is expected to engage with at least one elective or extracurricular activity each year. The school is committed to giving students access to athletics, fine arts, and other experiences that help them explore their interests and talents.

These opportunities can help students:

  • Discover new interests and abilities
  • Build relationships with peers and staff
  • Develop teamwork and leadership skills
  • Express themselves creatively
  • Become more connected to their school community

Specific electives, teams, arts programs, and extracurricular activities may change from year to year. Families should ask about current offerings when visiting the campus.

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Building Skills for Life Beyond the Classroom

Preparing for the future also means developing practical skills students can use beyond high school.

KIPP Antioch Global High has identified financial literacy and digital literacy as important parts of its educational commitments. The school’s vision is for graduates to understand foundational financial concepts such as personal financial management, budgeting, and investing while also developing the skills needed to find, evaluate, create, and communicate with digital content.

These skills complement students’ academic preparation and can help them become more confident as they begin navigating college, careers, finances, technology, and greater independence.

  • A Community Where Students Can Belong

    Students spend a significant part of their high school years at school. They should feel that they are part of the community they’re learning in.

    KIPP Antioch Global High’s vision emphasizes long-lasting, trusting relationships between students and staff. The school seeks to create a community where students feel a sense of belonging while also being held accountable for their growth and ambitious goals.

    The school also celebrates the diverse identities represented within its community. Students are encouraged to take pride in who they are while learning alongside classmates with their own perspectives, experiences, and aspirations.

    That combination of belonging and accountability helps create an environment where students can be supported without lowering expectations for what they can achieve.

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    College and Career Preparation Through KIPP Forward

    Students don’t all have the same interests, strengths, or plans for life after graduation. KIPP Forward helps them explore their options and make informed decisions about what comes next.

    KIPP Forward begins working with KIPP Nashville students during high school through regular classes and check-ins. Students explore potential careers and postsecondary pathways, including opportunities to use YouScience to connect their interests and talents with possible career options.

    Support can include:

    • College and career exploration
    • ACT preparation
    • Postsecondary planning
    • College applications
    • Financial aid guidance
    • Career exploration and preparation
    • Individualized guidance based on student goals

    Students can consider paths that include four-year college, technical education, or entering the workforce. The emphasis is on helping each student identify a path that aligns with their interests, talents, strengths, and aspirations.

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Marc Gauthier

Meet Principal Marc Gauthier

Marc Gauthier
Principal, KIPP Antioch Global High School

Principal Marc Gauthier leads KIPP Antioch Global High as the school continues building its community and expanding opportunities for South Nashville students.

The school’s vision calls for students to be academically challenged, participate in a well-rounded high school experience, build trusting relationships, and develop the skills needed to pursue competitive postsecondary opportunities of their choosing.

  • Support That Continues After Graduation

    A student’s relationship with KIPP Forward doesn’t have to end when they receive their high school diploma.

    After graduation, KIPP Nashville alumni are paired with KIPP Forward advisors who provide one-on-one support as they navigate their next steps. For students pursuing college, technical education, or a career, that continued connection can provide another source of guidance as new questions and challenges arise.

    This long-term support is an important part of KIPP Nashville’s approach to preparing students for college, career, and beyond.

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    Recognized for Student Growth and Achievement

    KIPP Antioch Global High may be one of KIPP Nashville’s newer schools, but it has already earned recognition for academic performance.

    For the 2024–25 school year, KIPP Antioch Global High School earned TVAAS Level 5 status and an A rating for student growth and achievement. KIPP Nashville also identifies the school as being among the top public schools in Tennessee.

    Academic results provide families with one way to evaluate a high school. Families should also consider the courses available, college and career preparation, extracurricular opportunities, student relationships, school culture, location, and how their student feels when experiencing the campus firsthand.

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Part of a K–12 Campus in South Nashville

KIPP Antioch Global High is part of KIPP Nashville’s first campus designed to provide a complete K–12 pathway.

At 917 Bell Road, families can find:

KIPP Antioch Global Elementary School
Elementary grades

KIPP Antioch Global Middle School
Grades 5–8

KIPP Antioch Global High School
Grades 9–12

For families with students of different ages, the Global Campus provides multiple KIPP school options at one location. For students already attending KIPP Antioch Global Middle, having a high school on the same campus also provides another option to consider as eighth grade comes to an end.

Enrollment at the next KIPP school is not automatic, so families should review current application and enrollment requirements as students approach each transition.

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Find Out if KIPP Antioch Global High Is Right for You

High school should prepare students academically while giving them opportunities to discover their strengths, develop meaningful relationships, and make informed choices about their futures.

KIPP Antioch Global High gives South Nashville students a tuition-free public high school option where they can take on challenging academics, participate in electives and extracurricular activities, and receive college and career support as they prepare for what comes next.

KIPP Nashville schools are open to Davidson County residents. There are no academic admissions requirements, and it is free to attend.

Explore the Global Campus, meet the school community, and ask the questions that matter to you. When you’re ready, take the next step toward enrollment.