Schools in Memphis, Knoxville, and Nashville Interested in New Voucher Program

 

Nearly 60 private schools thus far want to participate in Tennessee’s new voucher program.

This, according to Chalkbeat.org, which said 30 schools in the Memphis area are among them. Representatives from 26 schools in Nashville and one school in Memphis are also interested.

“But some schools may drop out or be culled in the application process to come,” according to Chalbeat.org

“Deputy Commissioner Amity Schuyler, who is leading the program’s rollout, anticipates 50 schools will be part of Gov. Bill Lee’s education savings account program in its first year. She aims to have a list of approved schools by this spring when applications open for interested families.”

The schools listed, according to Chalkbeat.org, include the following:

Memphis

Yes, Every Kid

• Bodine School, Germantown

• Bornblum Jewish Community School, Memphis

• Brinkley Heights Urban Academy, Memphis

• Central Baptist School, Memphis

• Christian Brothers High School, Memphis

• Christ the King Lutheran School, Memphis

• Collegiate School of Memphis

• Creative Life Inc., Memphis

• Evangelical Christian School, Cordova

• Grace-St. Luke’s Episcopal School, Memphis

• Greater Praise Christian Academy, Memphis

• Immaculate Conception Cathedral School, Memphis

• Immanuel Lutheran School, Memphis

• Incarnation Catholic School, Collierville

• Harding Academy of Memphis

• Holy Rosary Catholic School, Memphis

• Hutchison School, Memphis

• Memphis Heritage Christian School, Memphis

• Pleasant View School, Memphis

• Presbyterian Day School, Memphis

• SE Academy Independent School, Memphis

• Sensational Enlightenment, Memphis

• St. Ann Catholic School, Bartlett

• St. Benedict at Auburndale, Cordova

• St. Francis of Assisi Catholic School, Cordova

• St. George’s Independent School, Collierville

• St. Louis Catholic School, Memphis

• St. Paul Catholic School, Memphis

• Woodland Presbyterian School, Memphis

• Word of Faith Christian Academy, Memphis

Nashville

• Akiva School, Nashville

• Benton Hall Academy, Nashville

• Born Again Christian Academy, Nashville

• Christ the King School, Nashville

• Dayspring Academy, Greenbrier

• Ezell-Harding Christian School, Antioch

• Gateway Academy, Nashville

• Lighthouse Christian School, Antioch

• Linden Waldorf School, Nashville

• Hendersonville Christian Academy, Hendersonville

• Holy Rosary Academy, Nashville

• Montessori East, Nashville

• Montgomery Bell Academy, Nashville

• Pleasant View Christian School, Pleasant View

• Pope John Paul II High School, Hendersonville

• St. Ann School, Nashville

• St. Henry School, Nashville

• St. John Vianney School, Gallatin

• St. Rose of Lima Catholic School, Murfreesboro

• St. Clement Coptic Orthodox Christian Academy, Nashville

• St. Edward School, Nashville

• St. Joseph School, Madison

• St. Matthew School, Franklin

• St. Pius X Classical Academy, Nashville

• South Haven Christian School, Springfield

• Templeton Academy, Nashville

Knoxville

• First Lutheran School, Knoxville

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Chris Butler is an investigative journalist at The Tennessee Star. Follow Chris on Facebook. Email tips to [email protected].

 

 

 

 

 

 

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  1. William R. Delzell

    Who controls the vouchers? Do vouchers insure accountability by charter schools who use vouchers to get a free ride from the tax-payers? We have too many charter schools that do not have real standards and who use arbitrary methods to discipline students without having to answer for it. No, charter schools and vouchers are a plot to destroy the U.S.’s tradition of public schools. I consider this an act of treason.

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