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Compare KIPP Schools in South Nashville and Antioch
Finding the right school is about finding a place where your student can learn, belong, explore their interests, and prepare for what comes next.
KIPP Nashville offers five tuition-free public charter schools in South Nashville and Antioch, with options spanning elementary, middle, and high school. Families can compare schools by grade, location, student experience, and practical needs to find the right fit.
Find a KIPP School by Grade
KIPP Nashville’s South Nashville schools provide families with options from kindergarten through 12th grade. The region includes the KIPP Antioch College Prep elementary and middle schools as well as the KIPP Antioch Global campus, where elementary, middle, and high school students learn at the same Bell Road location.
Explore the schools serving your student’s grade below.
KIPP Antioch College Prep Elementary School
Grades K–4 | South Nashville
3655 Murfreesboro Pike, Antioch, TN 37013
KIPP Antioch College Prep Elementary is a tuition-free public charter school focused on creating a nurturing, challenging, and joyful environment where students can build strong foundations for the years ahead.
The school’s approach is shaped by four core values: Courage, Team, Excellence, and Growth. Students are encouraged to challenge themselves, work with others, give their best, and continue getting better each day.
KIPP Antioch College Prep Elementary was recognized as a 2024–25 Tennessee Reward School, TVAAS Level 5 school, and A Rated School. Before- and aftercare are offered, and bus transportation is provided within the school’s designated transportation zone.
KIPP Antioch Global Elementary School
Elementary | South Nashville
917 Bell Road, Antioch, TN 37013
KIPP Antioch Global Elementary is KIPP Nashville’s newest elementary school and part of the KIPP Antioch Global campus at the former Global Mall.
The school partners with families to give young students a strong start to their educational journey. As part of the Global campus, students join a growing school community designed to provide families with a connected educational pathway in South Nashville.
KIPP Antioch College Prep Middle School
Grades 5–8 | South Nashville
3661 Murfreesboro Pike, Antioch, TN 37013
KIPP Antioch College Prep Middle gives students opportunities to strengthen their academic skills while developing greater independence, confidence, and a stronger sense of who they are.
Like other KIPP Nashville middle schools, students engage in rigorous coursework across core subjects while having opportunities to explore interests beyond the classroom. Middle school enrichment across the network can include music, clubs, athletics, and activities such as soccer, track, cross-country, basketball, and cheerleading. Specific offerings can vary by campus and school year.
KIPP Antioch Global Middle School
Grades 5–8 | South Nashville
917 Bell Road, Antioch, TN 37013
KIPP Antioch Global Middle is part of the growing Global campus in Antioch. The school was founded with an emphasis on literacy, experiential learning, community connection, and helping students see a wide range of possibilities for their futures.
Students are encouraged to build the academic foundation and confidence that can keep college, career, and other future pathways open to them. The school also emphasizes its connection to Antioch and its role as part of the surrounding community.
KIPP Antioch Global High School
Grades 9–12 | South Nashville
917 Bell Road, Antioch, TN 37013
KIPP Antioch Global High School gives students a place to challenge themselves academically, build lasting relationships, explore their interests, and begin making informed decisions about life after graduation.
The school emphasizes a well-rounded educational experience that combines academics with electives and extracurricular opportunities. Students are encouraged to set ambitious goals while being part of a community where they feel supported and known.
High school students also receive support from KIPP Forward as they explore college and career pathways that align with their interests, talents, and goals.
Two South Nashville Pathways
Families looking for KIPP schools in South Nashville have two primary options to explore.
Strong Academics With Room to Explore
KIPP Nashville’s approach combines academic learning with opportunities for students to develop confidence, relationships, and interests.
In elementary school, students begin building essential skills in areas such as literacy and mathematics while developing curiosity and a love of learning.
Middle school students take on more rigorous academic work while learning to think critically, work independently and collaboratively, and participate confidently in discussions. They can also begin exploring more activities outside the classroom.
By high school, students are preparing for decisions about college, career, and other opportunities after graduation. KIPP Nashville’s high school experience includes advanced coursework, extracurricular activities, and college and career preparation.
Support for What Comes After High School
Preparing students for the future means helping them understand the options available to them.
KIPP Forward begins working with students during high school through classes, regular check-ins, college and career exploration, and individualized guidance. Support can include ACT preparation, applications, financial aid, and planning for college, technical education, or entering the workforce.
That relationship can continue after graduation, when alumni receive one-on-one support as they navigate college and career pathways.
Transportation, Care and Family Logistics
The right school needs to work both in the classroom and in your family’s everyday life.
Transportation is available for KIPP Nashville students within designated transportation zones. Some campuses also offer before- or aftercare options. Availability, routes, eligibility, schedules, and providers can vary by school and school year.
Families should review the current information for the campus they’re considering or contact KIPP Nashville directly to confirm available options.
A campus tour can also help answer practical questions. You’ll have an opportunity to see the school environment, learn more about academics and student life, and ask about transportation, schedules, activities, and enrollment.
Find the Right South Nashville School for Your Student
KIPP Nashville’s South Nashville schools give families several ways to begin or continue their student’s educational journey, from the early elementary years through high school and beyond.
KIPP Nashville schools are tuition-free public charter schools, and Davidson County students can apply. There are no academic admissions requirements.
Start by finding the schools that serve your student’s grade. From there, explore each campus, compare the details that matter to your family, and schedule a visit to experience the school community firsthand.
When you’re ready, the KIPP Nashville enrollment team can help you understand the next steps.