KIPP Nashville Public Schools serves students in grades K–12 at 10 tuition-free public charter schools across East, North, and South Nashville. Each school combines strong academics, supportive relationships, and opportunities for students to explore their interests and prepare for what comes next.
Whether your child is starting kindergarten, moving into middle school, or preparing for life after graduation, you can find a KIPP Nashville school that supports their next step.
Choosing a school is a big decision. You want to know your child will be challenged academically, supported by caring adults, and given opportunities to grow both inside and outside the classroom.
KIPP Nashville provides a connected educational experience from kindergarten through 12th grade. Our schools help students build strong academic foundations, develop their interests and confidence, and prepare for college, career, and the future they choose.
Use the options below to explore schools by location or grade level.
Explore KIPP Nashville schools serving students in East Nashville from elementary school through high school.
Grades: K–4
Location: 1000 Sevier Street, Nashville, TN 37206
KIPP Kirkpatrick Elementary helps young learners build strong academic foundations while developing curiosity, confidence, and a love of learning.
Grades: 5–8
Location: 123 Douglas Avenue, Nashville, TN 37207
KIPP Academy Nashville gives middle school students opportunities to strengthen their academic skills, discover new interests, and grow within a supportive school community.
Grades: 9–12
Location: 123 Douglas Avenue, Nashville, TN 37207
KIPP Nashville Collegiate High School combines rigorous academics, extracurricular opportunities, and college and career preparation to help students plan confidently for life after graduation.
KIPP Nashville’s North Nashville schools share a campus on Knight Drive, creating a connected K–8 experience for students and families.
Grades: K–4
Location: 3410 Knight Drive, Nashville, TN 37207
Students build foundational skills in literacy, mathematics, and other core subjects while developing the curiosity and confidence that support continued learning.
Grades: 5–8
Location: 3410 Knight Drive, Nashville, TN 37207
Middle school students continue building their academic skills while developing greater independence, critical thinking, and confidence as learners and community members.
KIPP Nashville offers elementary, middle, and high school options in South Nashville, giving families multiple opportunities to continue with KIPP as students grow.
Grades: K–4
Location: 3655 Murfreesboro Pike, Antioch, TN 37013
Students develop foundational academic skills in an environment designed to encourage learning, exploration, and growth.
Grades: 5–8
Location: 123 Douglas Avenue, Nashville, TN 37207
Students build on their elementary foundations through challenging academics, supportive relationships, and opportunities to grow their interests and independence.
Grades: K–3
Location: 917 Bell Road, Antioch, TN 37013
KIPP Antioch Global Elementary creates an engaging foundation for young learners as they build academic skills, confidence, curiosity, and connections with their school community.
Grades: 5–8
Location: 917 Bell Road, Antioch, TN 37013
Middle school students are encouraged to think critically, strengthen their academic skills, explore their interests, and develop their voices within a supportive community.
Grades: 9–12
Location: 917 Bell Road, Antioch, TN 37013
Students take on challenging academics while exploring opportunities that help them identify their strengths, interests, and goals for college, career, and life after high school.
The elementary years create the foundation for everything that follows. KIPP Nashville elementary schools help students develop essential skills in literacy, mathematics, and other core subjects while encouraging curiosity and a love of learning.
Students also have opportunities to learn and grow beyond core academics through enrichment experiences that support creativity, movement, relationships, and personal development.
Middle school is a time of academic, social, and personal growth. KIPP Nashville helps students strengthen core academic skills while learning to think critically, work independently and collaboratively, and communicate their ideas with confidence.
Depending on the school, students may also participate in music, arts, clubs, athletics, and other enrichment opportunities that help them discover new interests and build community.
High school students are preparing for important decisions about what comes after graduation. KIPP Nashville high schools combine challenging academics with opportunities in athletics, arts, clubs, leadership, and college and career exploration.
Through KIPP Forward, students also receive guidance as they explore their interests and consider pathways that may include college, technical education, or entering the workforce.
A student’s KIPP experience doesn’t have to end at high school graduation.
KIPP Forward helps students explore college and career possibilities while they are in high school and provides continued support to alumni after graduation. Students receive guidance as they consider their interests, strengths, financial options, and next steps.
It’s one more way KIPP Nashville’s connected pathway helps students prepare not for one predetermined future, but for the future they choose.
The right school needs to support your child’s learning while also working for your family’s daily life. KIPP Nashville schools are tuition-free and open to students who live in Davidson County.
Free bus transportation is available within designated KIPP school zones, and before- and aftercare options are offered at elementary and middle schools through external providers.
Not sure which school serves your child’s grade or which location may work best for your family? Start by finding your school, or schedule a visit to experience a KIPP Nashville campus for yourself.