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A LETTER FROM THE DIRECTOR
TIMELINE
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ACCOMPLISHMENTS
FOUNDING PARTNERS
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SCHOOL PROFILES
ACADEMY PARTNERS
Academies of Nashville
Director Letter
A LETTER FROM THE
DIRECTOR The 2019-2020 school year has been an unprecedented year across the world, and the city of Nashville has been no exception. In March of 2020 our city was hit by a devastating tornado and our schools were closed due to the COVID-19 pandemic. While we have suffered some setbacks as a city, we could not be prouder of the efforts made by our Academies of Nashville and MNPS family. As you will see in this report, food boxes, technology, personal protective equipment, and so much more have been deployed out to support the families and students of metro schools. We also have many successes to celebrate. The Career Exploration Fair reached its 11th year of existence and welcomed over 5,500 ninth grade students from across MNPS through the door of the Music City Center on November 15th, 2019. I am also pleased to announce that we piloted our new pre-apprenticeship program, Career Launch, in partnership with the Nashville Area Chamber of Commerce. 9th grade students from three schools, Pearl Cohn Entertainment Magnet, Maplewood High School, and McGavock High School were invited to participate in the program that matched career professionals with their aptitudes in Healthcare, Electrical Sciences, and Culinary Arts. We expect great things from this program as it progresses into the future. We, like many others, pivoted to the virtual space and held our first ever Academies of Nashville Awards via Zoom. Additionally, we are so pleased to say that Metro Nashville Public Schools officially welcomed a new Director of Schools, Dr. Adrienne Battle, a lifelong member of the MNPS family. Lastly, I have announced my retirement as of December 31st, 2020, and therefore this is my final Letter from the Director. I want to express my sincerest joy as serving as the Director of the Academies of Nashville for the past 5 years. I have watched this program grow from the tiny seed of an idea we had at Glencliff High School in the 1990s to the fourteenyear success that it is now. The road was not always easy, but it was always worth the work. We have built a program that will continue to prepare our students for college and career well into the future. It has been the privilege of a lifetime to be a part of this program. Thank you to all our amazing founding partners, business partners, teachers, administrators, and students that continue the work. I know that the future of the Academies of Nashville is bright thanks to every one of you.
DONNA GILLEY Academies of Nashville/CTE Director
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Accomplishments
2019-2020
ACADEMIES OF NASHVILLE AT A GLANCE The 2019-2020 school year was a year unlike any other in the history of the Academies of Nashville. In March, our city suffered a devastating tornado, followed shortly by the closure of schools due to the COVID-19 pandemic crisis. Our schools and the city of Nashville rallied around our students, staff, and families to assist in recovery efforts wherever possible. Thousands of food boxes, hundreds of units of Personal Protective Equipment (PPE), and other necessary items were deployed to support our students and our city. We are thankful to every single person that made these relief efforts possible, and proud of our school’s efforts to assist our students and families. These events fundamentally altered what a “typical” year would look like for the Academies of Nashville, so as you go through this report you may see a different focus for our schools than in year’s past. The purpose of this annual report is to tell our story, and this year’s story is unique. We thank you for reading and supporting the Academies of Nashville in this unprecedented year.
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ANTIOCH HIGH SCHOOL
2019-2020 AT A GLANCE From March to October 2020 Antioch provided an average of 300 boxes of food per week to the Antioch community Academy Business Partners such as Lincoln College, Hampton Inn, and Deloitte provided in-kind and financial support during the pandemic. The Family Resource Center insured that our families have additional resources beyond nourishment MNPS provided our community with electronic devices to assist learning for all
ACADEMY OF ENGINEERING & AUTOMOTIVE TECHNOLOGY Despite our shortened school year, our Robotic team worked with Amazon partners and attended a robotics seminar in Cookeville. Students in the Automotive pathway completed their Dual Credit classes which aligns them to various technical schools in the city. Our Digital Design students partnered with Nossi College of Design to give our students a day in the life of a graphic designer.
ACADEMY OF HOSPITALITY & MARKETING This year the Nashville Convention and Visitors Corporation provided industry-related field trips and job shadows for our academy. Our new business partner Ingram Content Group has provided a wonderful program for our students to participate centered on marketing and social media . Our new culinary teacher encouraged students in creating amazing meals for staff and students throughout the year.
ACADEMY OF TEACHING & SERVICE We provide our students with a heart to serve an opportunity to find their passion globally. Students in our Teaching as a Profession pathway had the opportunity to teach within our elementary and middle feeder schools with MNPS teachers. Our ROTC program hosted a community wide service day that prepares cadets for drills and skills aligned to all military branches.
FRESHMAN ACADEMY This past Freshman class was one of the largest in past years. Even with our large numbers, we lead the district in completion of YouScience program for 9th grade students.
THE TENNESSEE CREDIT UNION ACADEMY OF BUSINESS & FINANCE Tennessee Teachers Credit Union Academy has some of the highest participation and passing rate of Microsoft Suite IC tests in the district. Tennessee Teachers Credit Union provides an internship for our students to work as tellers inside of our school building during our lunch hours.
MOHAMED HASSAN: ACADEMY STUDENT OF THE YEAR Mohamed has represented the Automotive Engineering and Technology Academy for the past two years as an ambassador. He is also an IB Diploma Candidate and is anticipated to graduate with several distinctions. Mohamed is the president of Antioch’s DECA team, National Honor Society. He also won several awards at district and state competitions. He participated in Student Government and the School for Science and Math at Vanderbilt. After high school, Mohamed plans to pursue a major in Neuroscience and a minor in physics.
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CAREER EXPLORATION FAIR
90% of freshmen attended the Career Exploration Fair
GRADUATION RATE
Antioch had a graduation rate of 81%
ATTENDANCE RATE
Antioch had an attendance rate of 87%
COMMUNITY SERVICE
Distributed 3168 food boxes from March to July
COMMUNITY INVESTMENT
$23,291 was donated by the community in time, talent and in-kind donations
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CANE RIDGE HIGH SCHOOL
2019-2020 AT A GLANCE We hosted our first DriveThru Graduation Ceremony Teachers assisted with preparing and distributing food boxes to families in need Administrators and teachers assisted with recovery efforts after the March 3rd Tornado The Academy of Law was awarded the Starr Award Grant in Fall 2019 The Freshman Academy and Academy of Architecture and Construction were awarded the Starr Award Grant in Spring 2020 Students from all Cane Ridge academies participated in HOSA, competing against other schools and learning about healthcare careers Students in the Pre-Law Pathway take part in Youth Court in partnership with the Juvenile Justice Center Cane Ridge Alumnus and current student at MTSU spoke to Freshman Academy students during a campus visit at MTSU
ACADEMY OF ARCHITECTURE & CONSTRUCTION Students worked with the ACE Mentor program each year, providing real-world, hands-on learning experiences for students, solving real problems in this field. Students in the Construction pathway experience the construction career from planning projects to building houses. Students are encouraged to learn first-hand what opportunities are available in their field.
ACADEMY OF ARTS & COMMUNICATION Students have the opportunity to earn certification as an Adobe Certified Associate through the A/V Production and Digital Arts and Design pathways in Photoshop, Premiere Pro and After Effects. Visual Arts students learn marketing and design through the Beverage Stand and T-shirt Sales projects.
ACADEMY OF LAW Youth Court is an integral part of the Pre-Law pathway and has been a model for other schools to implement a similar program. Students can earn college credit in all three Criminal Justice classes in conjunction with Nashville State Community College.
ACADEMY OF HEALTH MANAGEMENT Health Scholars work with St. Thomas to learn more about healthcare careers and earn certification as Certified Clinical Medical Assistant during their senior year. Students learn about life-saving techniques and nutrition that will lead to a healthier life. This academy has also produced the Valedictorian since 2011.
FRESHMAN ACADEMY This academy focuses on the 5 Cs: courage, confidence, connection, character, and commitment. This academy works intently to ensure that all students have a strong foundation that will translate effortlessly into whichever academy they choose. Students attend the Career Exploration Fair and at least one college visit, while exploring all that the academies at Cane Ridge HS have to offer.
CAITLYN HAYES: ACADEMY STUDENT OF THE YEAR Caitlyn is a member of the AV Production Pathway in the Academy of Arts and Communications. She has been a member of the “Rhythmic Ravens” Marching Band and the concert band. She is the Residing President of the Tri-M Music Honor Society. She has been a Student Ambassador and member of the Lady Raven’s Softball Team for the past two years. As an Adobe Certified Associate, Caitlyn earned certifications in Premiere Pro, Photoshop, and After Affects during her Senior year. Outside of school, she earned First Aid and CPR certification. After graduation, Caitlyn plans to attend Auburn University, majoring in Music Education with a goal to teach music classes in middle schools.
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CAREER EXPLORATION FAIR
94% of freshmen attended the Career Exploration Fair
GRADUATION RATE
Cane Ridge had a graduation rate of 83.5%
COMMUNITY INVESTMENT
$20,231 was donated by the community in time, talent and in-kind donations
ATTENDANCE RATE
Cane Ridge had an attendance rate of 93%
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GLENCLIFF HIGH SCHOOL
2019-2020 AT A GLANCE
seniors will be awarded every year to assist in removing financial obstacles to succeed beyond high school.
Glencliff has over 50 active business and community partnerships; signing three new partners this school year
FRESHMAN ACADEMY
The Freshman Academy was name a 2019-2020 AON Freshman Academy of the Year! All three academies have NCAC model status Academy Ambassadors participated in 300+ hours of community service with our feeder elementary schools Glencliff is one of the most diverse high schools in Tennessee! We have students from 30+ countries who speak 25 different languages Glencliff is the only high school in Tennessee that offers Mariachi as a class and has its own Mariachi Band Inaugural year for the Fabi Scholarship, provided by one of our FABI Business Partners Served 720+ people at our 4th Annual Truck or Treat
THE ACADEMY OF AGRICULTURE, AUTOMOTIVE & TECHNOLOGY
We started the year tackling our main goal: making students, career and college ready. Students took part in Youscience, which helps students understand their personal interests and skills. Also, the program provided suggestions for a specific career field that align with the student’s interests and skills. Over 90% of the FA students attended the career Fair and the FA Connection day.
Students went on many field trips including a visit to the BNA airport, Middle Tennessee State University, Tennessee State University, Vanderbilt LASIR Facility, the Nashville Parthenon, Nissan North America, and Earl Swenson Associates.
ACADEMY OF HEALTH & HOSPITALITY The Academy of Health & Hospitality has seen major growths and accomplishments of goals, programs, events and partnerships. Even with the onset of COVID-19 the academy was able to meet the criteria for NCAC accreditation. AHH’s Reading Buddies, Breakfast Club, Red Cross Committee, and Colt News achieved above annual goals with student membership for all three AHH programs equaling 82 student members and 4 parent members. The AHH business partners experienced growth with two new members and 90% achievement on participation with student and teacher interactions.
THE FORD ACADEMY OF BUSINESS & INNOVATION The Ford Academy of Business & Innovation, is devoted to “preparing our students to pursue their passion.” FABI has two pathways: Digital Design, and Entrepreneurship. FABI offers unique Academy-specific opportunities for their students. One of the newest opportunities for students, is the chance to win a $2,000 scholarship. Developed by one of the FABI business partners, five FABI
DENZEL HARRIS: ACADEMY STUDENT OF THE YEAR Denzel represents The Ford Academy of Business and Innovation and has attended Glencliff High School all four years. He has left his mark on our campus by being involved in several extracurricular activities, He has ser ved as an academy ambassador for 3 years, a member of the Student Government Association, The Glencliff High School Marching Band, MUN/ YIG and the Tennis and bowling team. He is a great student, who has he grown into a great young man who will one day change the world. After graduation he plans to attend Austin Peay State University where he will study, Political Science, Economics or Education.
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CAREER EXPLORATION FAIR
INDUSTRY FIELD TRIPS
90% of freshmen attended the Career Exploration Fair
JOB SHADOWS
95% of juniors engaged in job shadowing
95% of sophomores engaged in industry field trips
GRADUATION RATE
Glencliff had a graduation rate of 76.4%
SCHOLARSHIP MONIES OFFERED
100 students received industry certifications
ATTENDANCE RATE
Glencliff had an attendance rate of 91%
CAPSTONE
85% of seniors completed Capstone projects
Students were offered over $250,000 in scholarships
INDUSTRY CERTIFICATIONS
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COMMUNITY SERVICE
Academy Ambassadors provided 400 hours of community service
COMMUNITY INVESTMENT
$78,000 was donated by the community in time, talent and in-kind donations
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HILLSBORO HIGH SCHOOL
2019-2020 AT A GLANCE
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The only K-12 IB continuum in TN with IB programs: Middle Years IB Diploma Programme IB Career-Related
73% of IB Diploma Programme candidates received an IB Diploma 75% of IB Career-Related candidates received an IB Career-Related Certificate Undergoing a $90+ million campus renovation The most active and prolific cluster PAC in the district 27 Community and Business partners
ACADEMY OF GLOBAL HEALTH & SCIENCE The academy did an excellent job of providing experiential opportunities for the AGHS students, as well as coordinating and implementing two on-site blood drives with Blood Assurance. The academy had 84% field trips, 98% job shadows, along with great student incentives and awards last year. The academy now offers three industry certifications: Certified Clinical Medical Assistant, OSHA 10 and Certified Personal Training. Lastly, The Academy of Global Health Science earned accreditation with model status.
ACADEMY OF INTERNATIONAL BACCALAUREATE We celebrated a record-breaking year! We awarded 73% of students with an IB Diploma representing the highest in Hillsboro history. We further championed our cause by undergoing an academy modification becoming the only school in the district to offer the Advanced STEM Applications pathway. Equally exciting was our ability to achieve Academies of Nashville goals, which included a sophomore experiential learning trip to Vanderbilt hosted by academy partner, the Center for Latin American Studies.
US COMMUNITY CREDIT UNION ACADEMY OF INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS & COMMUNICATIONS The USCCUAIBC academy continued to experience great success with experiential learning. Audio/Visual Production students participated in an on-site job shadow with a photographer/ producer and director from News Channel 4. Two Marketing Management II students were guests on Channel 5 Talk of the Town. Academy teachers created their own interdisciplinary curriculum hub, which allowed teachers to complete one academy interdisciplinary lesson each quarter. As an academy, we will continue to build on the opportunities created this year and increase our partnerships to maintain high levels of participation in experiential learning.
PEYTON FRY: ACADEMY STUDENT OF THE YEAR Peyton Fry is a distinguished member of the Academy of Global Health and Science. She served as the president of HOSA with many responsibilities including leading projects such as blood drives, prospective parent open house trunk or treat, organizing the scrub drive where over 100 pairs of scrubs for students in the academy were collected, and organized a team to walk with Stephen for down syndrome awareness. She participated in a six week internship at Meharry Medical College. Next year, Peyton plans to attend the University of Tennessee in Chattanooga and major in nursing.
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CAREER EXPLORATION FAIR
JOB SHADOWS
97% of juniors engaged in job shadowing
94% of freshmen attended the Career Exploration Fair
GRADUATION RATE
Hillsboro had a graduation rate of 86.9%
ATTENDANCE RATE
Hillsboro had an attendance rate of 94.2%
EARLY COLLEGE CREDIT 55 students received early college credits
SCHOLARSHIP MONIES OFFERED
Students were offered $9,956,046 in scholarships
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NEWEST PATHWAY
Added a new Advanced STEM Applications pathway
COMMUNITY INVESTMENT
$171,000 was donated by the community in time, talent and in-kind donations
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HILLWOOD HIGH SCHOOL
2019-2020 AT A GLANCE All three career academies went through first ever virtual accreditation Two academies received Model with Distinction and one received Model status Hillwood is the only school in the district to offer the Pre-Advanced Placement program to all students in the Freshman Academy Hillwood will add an Engineering by Design pathway for the 2020-21 school year Hillwood has 24 active business partners
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Seniors in this academy are attending: Duke University Lipscomb University Belmont University UT Knoxville And many others
ACADEMY OF ART, DESIGN, & COMMUNICATION Students in the Academy of Art, Design, and Communication had an array of experiences this year. Students attended field trips and job shadows at Cheekwood, NECAT Network, and the academy’s newest partner, Quaver Music. Some students also completed a community service project by visiting The Lodge Assisted Living to do art projects with the residents. In March, the academy conducted the first virtual accreditation and received Model with Distinction.
Graduate” ceremony where a former Hillwood student shared his story of success. Later in the week, students were treated to lunch catered by culinary students, and practiced etiquette skills. The event was a huge success, and the academy hopes to make this an annual event.
ACADEMY OF BUSINESS & HOSPITALITY Teachers in the Academy of Business and Hospitality completed an externship with partners Grayline and Holiday Inn, Vanderbilt. Students visited Holiday Inn, Vanderbilt and Youth About Business. Culinary students earned 2nd place in the Hotel Olympics and DECA was revamped at Hillwood with a small, but mighty group. The academy maintained their model status with accreditation. Even during the shutdown, partners found a way to engage with our school community. Loveless Cafe provided their van to offer food deliveries every week to our families.
ACADEMY OF HEALTH SCIENCES The HCA Health Sciences Career Fair was the best yet with over 40 participants representing both careers and colleges. The academy offered an additional clinical internship class to students, and added partners such as Barton House Assisted Living and 7 Springs Orthopedics to host students for rotations. HOSA continued to be a cornerstone of the academy. The academy also participated in accreditation and received the recognition of Model with Distinction.
FRESHMAN ACADEMY We had many accomplishments despite the abbreviated school year. The academy implemented a professionalism day where students heard from speakers about the importance of professionalism. Students also attended a “Commitment to
JOSEPH NGUYEN: ACADEMY STUDENT OF THE YEAR Joseph Nguyen currently serves as vice president of the HOSA chapter and co-captain of the varsity tennis club. He has participated in both Youth in Government and Model UN and will graduate an AP Scholar with honors. Most recently, he became an Ingram Scholar at Belmont where he received a full scholarship to attend in the fall.
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CAREER EXPLORATION FAIR
98% of freshmen attended the Career Exploration Fair
GRADUATION RATE
Hillwood had a graduation rate of 83.3%
ATTENDANCE RATE
Hillwood had an attendance rate of 92.7%
COMMUNITY SERVICE
Distributed 6050 food boxes from March to July
EARLY COLLEGE CREDIT 133 students received early college credits
COMMUNITY INVESTMENT
$25,084 was donated by the community in time, talent and in-kind donations
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HUNTERS LANE HIGH SCHOOL
2019-2020 AT A GLANCE Recognized as a Path to College School by the Tennessee Higher Education Commission 6 students received the IB diploma and 29 students pass an IB exam Every Senior in the Hunters Lane Human Boombox received a band scholarship to college for the 7th year in a row Students were selected and performed their historically themed musical piece at a performance of the Broadway hit Hamilton at the Tennessee Performing Arts Center Ms. Ashley Ross was recognized as the Hunters Lane High School Teacher of the Year
ACADEMY OF DESIGN & TECHNOLOGY Students engaged in monthly job shadows with Qualifacts. Student participation in industryrelated field trips, job shadows, and internships increased despite being cut short by COVID 19. Student success was celebrated quarterly by the team with various PBIS events. Our Team Leader, Ms. Ashley Ross, was recognized as Hunters Lane High School’s Teacher of the Year.
ACADEMY OF HEALTH & HUMAN SERVICES & IB Academy students received on-the-job clinical research experiences through a partnership with St. Thomas Hospital. Student participation in industry-related field trips, job shadows, and internships increased despite being cut short by COVID 19.
ACADEMY OF HOSPITALITY, MARKETING & BUSINESS Professionalism Day provided seniors a conference-like experience with business partner-led sessions and mock interviews at Music City Center. The successful, monthly job shadowing at the Omni Hotel and Music City Center continued again this year with 24 students gaining valuable on the job experience. The Academy of Hospitality,
Marketing and Business, also had five students represent the school at the Statewide DECA Competition in Chattanooga, TN.
FRESHMEN ACADEMY Almost 100% of the Freshman Academy students attended the 11th annual career exploration fair and nearly 75% of Freshman students completed their YouScience aptitude assessments, while 93% of Freshmen Academy students were able to attend a college field trip before COVID began. The Freshman Academy continued its work on interdisciplinary projectbased learning activities.
KALUB LEVINSON: ACADEMY STUDENT OF THE YEAR Kalub Levinson is a senior in the Academy of Health and Human Services and IB in the International Baccalaureate pathway. An active member in clubs an athletics, Kalub stood out as a leader in Cross Country, Basketball, and Baseball. He was also an active part of the Hunters Lane Student Government.
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CAREER EXPLORATION FAIR
99.5% of freshmen attended the Career Exploration Fair
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INDUSTRY FIELD TRIPS
JOB SHADOWS
CAPSTONE
GRADUATION RATE
80% of sophomores engaged in industry field trips
90% of seniors completed Capstone projects
ATTENDANCE RATE
COMMUNITY SERVICES
SCHOLARSHIP MONIES OFFERED
COMMUNITY INVESTMENT
Hunters Lane had an attendance rate of 91.2%
Students were offered $7,867,632 in scholarships
Hunters Lane sent $11,500 in housing, food, and bill resorces for students in need
$85,000 was donated by the community in time, talent and in-kind donations
77% of juniors engaged in job shadowing
Hunters Lane had a graduation rate of 80.1%
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MAPLEWOOD HIGH SCHOOL
2019-2020 AT A GLANCE
ACADEMY OF ENTREPRENEURSHIP & INNOVATION
Air Force JROTC won the Distinguished Unit Award, National Recognition
rom students obtaining multiple licenses F in cosmetology, creating and sustaining fully functional student-ran businesses in entrepreneurship, and getting credentialized and employed by automotive partners, we experienced multiple layers of success in spite of the district-wide closing. All stakeholders fully supported students creativity and new approach to marketing and implementing business initiatives.
The AVID Program raised the highest scholarship dollars amongst all AVID programs in MNPS Tay Keith & VH1's Save The Music Foundation donated $15,000 to the Maplewood's music program Maplewood's Basketball Lady Panthers are District, Regional & Sectional champions The Automotive program produced 40+ students to be employed with Firestone Complete Auto Care Stansell Electric Company Inc & MPower Electric implemented a preapprenticeship program The Maplewood Cluster implemented the ReImagined initiative! Middle and elementary schools will begin the AVID program and incorporate STEAM courses. Cosmetology tripled the number of females students certified with State approved braiding licenses Energy & Power received the Amazon computer science and robotics grant
ACADEMY OF HEALTH & ELECTRICAL SERVICES Health & Electrical Sciences continue to see victory in all aspects of the academy. All students that were dually enrolled with Nashville State Community College received college credit for Anatomy & Psysiology and Medical Terminology. Students also obtained OSHA-10 health certification along with a CPR certification. Students in the Energy & Power pathway were able to take part in the Amazon/MNPS partnership and begin a robotics clubs. Academy students participated in the First Tech Challenge (FTC) districtwide competition. To ensure SEL is a focus, academy students created a group called Positive Panthers Incorporated (PPI) to uplift and spread positive messages to fellow peers.
FRESHMAN ACADEMY The Freshman Academy serves as the foundation for all students and provides fundamental resources to ensure a successful transition into high school. This academy exceeds the norm, in fact the Freshman Academy Principal along with her team focuses on providing students with multiple assets in reaching their highest academic and social potential. In addition to attending the MNPS Career Fair and STEM Fair provided by partners, our students efforts are rewarded by means of the following: freshman teachers vs student basketball tournaments, acknowledging the Freshman Fantastic 50 or behavior, academics and attendance, and lastly regularly implementing SEL Fridays.
KHALIYAH DAVIS: ACADEMY STUDENT OF THE YEAR The Academy of Entrepreneurship & Innovation would like to recognize Khaliyah Davis for being an outstanding model of greatness for students. Khaliyah’s high school activity has been flooded with experiential learning opportunities such as a externships with GEODIS and Collier International, OpportunityNOW internships, job shadows and more. As president of DECA, Khaliyah not only leads by example, but immerses herself into community service opportunities. Giving back has always been a strong suit and she encourages everyone else to do the same. As a Belmont scholarship recipient, Khaliyah plans to purse Accounting and Entrepreneurship to further her goals in managing her own business.
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CAREER EXPLORATION FAIR
INDUSTRY FIELD TRIPS
96% of freshmen attended the Career Exploration Fair
90% of sophomores engaged in industry field trips
JOB SHADOWS
CAPSTONE
ATTENDANCE RATE
INDUSTRY CERTIFICATIONS
75% of juniors engaged in job shadowing
Maplewood had an attendance rate of 88%
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100% of seniors completed Capstone projects
135 students earned industry certifications
SCHOLARSHIP MONIES OFFERED
Students were offered $1,457,028 in scholarships
COMMUNITY INVESTMENT
$111,423 was donated by the community in time, talent and in-kind donations
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MCGAVOCK HIGH SCHOOL
2019-2020 AT A GLANCE 4 Career Academies (3 Branded) 2 NCAC Model Academies, 2 NCAC Model with Distinction Academies IGCSE/AICE, Cambridge, Advanced Placement, and AVID Programs Championship Marching Band and Choral Programs-both touting midstate and all-state members Level 5 TVAAS School (2010-2016) State and National winners in CTE competitions (HOSA, DECA, FFA and Skills USA) Students accepted into Governor’s School Student Emmy Award Winners Students participated in the Vanderbilt Science Program Over 200 students sat for nationally recognized industry certifications Over 500 students participated in CTEconnected Dual Credit State CTSO Officers
ACADEMY OF AVIATION & TRANSPORTATION The Academy of Aviation and Transportation earned the NCAC certification of Model Academy with Distinction. Our Diesel program was 1 of 5 high school programs in the country awarded the SEMA High School Vehicle Build. The Mechatronics team designed and built a claw robot and competed in its first ever FIRST Tech Challenge at MTSU, finishing in sixth in the state. Our Aviation program was awarded $35,000 for the Harbor Freight Tools for Schools Award for Teaching Excellence.
AEGIS SCIENCES CORPORATION ACADEMY OF LIFE SCIENCE & LAW The Aegis Sciences Academy of Life and Law earned the NCAC certification of Model Academy. The Health Science pathway ventured on a new partnership with Vanderbilt University Medical Center. The Criminal Justice students continued their participation in Youth Court and represented the academy at the SkillsUSA district competitions. The Animal science pathway participated in several community events including a book drive and read across America week.
CMT ACADEMY OF DIGITAL DESIGN & COMMUNICATION The CMT Academy of Digital Design and Communication earned the NCAC certification of Model Academy with Distinction. Juniors used their skills in Audio Production and A/V
Production to put on "The Coming of Age" Film Festival. Sophomores worked together to put on the DDC Award Show. The Junior Class prepared for a Professional Showcase where they were going to be interviewed with business professionals.
GAYLORD OPRYLAND ACADEMY OF HOSPITALITY & USCCU ACADEMY OF BUSINESS & FINANCE The Academy of Hospitality and Finance earned the NCAC certification of Model Academy. The Hospitality and Tourism students hosted events, the Fall Festival and Escape Room Activities, where students provided an opportunity for all stakeholders to be involved. The Banking and Finance students worked at DECA School Store where they had the opportunity to expound upon their leadership abilities. The Culinary students were planning to host the STARS Awards.
POOJA PATEL: ACADEMY STUDENT OF THE YEAR After graduating from Hunters Lane as our valedictorian, he plans to attend one of Trevecca Nazarene University, Vol State, UT Martin or MTSU to pursue a degree in Business. He hopes to pursue a career in Sports or Business Management.
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CAREER EXPLORATION FAIR
98% of freshmen attended the Career Exploration Fair
GRADUATION RATE
McGavock had a graduation rate of 79.6%
SCHOLARSHIP MONIES OFFERED
Students were offered $9.4 million in scholarships
COMMUNITY INVESTMENT
$270,484 was donated by the community in time, talent and in-kind donations
ATTENDANCE RATE
McGavock had an attendance rate of 92.8%
COMMUNITY SERVICE
Distributed 2028 food boxes from March to July
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OVERTON HIGH SCHOOL
COLLEGE AND CAREER 2019-2020 AT A GLANCE Cambridge International Model School, AVID school 22 Cambridge diplomas earned Wrestling had 3 regional champions and multiple athletes qualify for and place at the state tournament Volleyball had four district team players and the All District Player of the Year Gold and Silver Key winners in Scholastic art competition with work on display at Carnegie Hall in New York Six students attended Governor’s School Girls’ Soccer had 3 All District team members, 2 District All-Tournament team members, the District Offensive MVP, and set a school record for most wins in a season DECA had state winners and an Overton member was elected DECA State President Hiller became a branded partner, 4 new academy partners were added bringing the total to 50+ business and community partners
ACADEMY OF ENGINEERING In 2019, the Engineering Academy experienced many successes despite the shortened year. Hiller became a branded partner for the Mechanical, Electrical and Plumbing pathway. The first cohort of students graduated from the MEP pathway, earning their OSHA-10 certifications along the way. The Engineering seniors presented residential design plans to business partners for review. Approximately 50% of the juniors submitted portfolios to Nashville State Community College for credit. TSA was active in winning several regional awards, while others participated in the ASCE bridge competition and ACE Mentors.
ACADEMY OF INTERDISCIPLINARY RESEARCH The Academy of Interdisciplinary Research started its inaugural year with energy and purpose. Interdisciplinary Scientific Research worked with Advanced International Diploma Program (AIDP) teachers to start the EcoTeam, funded by a $5,000 grant from the TVA and Bicentennial Volunteers Incorporated. The Marketing pathway continued its success in leadership development with the election of the third state DECA president from AIR. Our music teachers secured a $50,000 grant from Save the Music Foundation and SongFarm to build a recording studio. Using a Starr Grant, 100 students were able to research and attend Hamilton at TPAC.
ACADEMY OF HEALTH SCIENCES Health Science students visited Atlanta where they experienced “The Bodies Exhibition,” a museum of cadavers, and a tour of the CDC. Students had the experience of a conference where they attended breakout sessions related to obtaining entry level jobs in healthcare, best interview practices, preparing for college, and selfcare techniques. Vendor booths and mock interviews were also part of the experience. The pharmacy class worked with Kroger on a drug take-back program. We finished with an 85% pass rate for CCMA.
ACADEMY OF INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY The IT Academy began a new partnership with Amazon providing programming students a platform to prepare for AP Computer Science exams. The Web Design pathway improved the multimedia student information platform, The Overton Post, which provides the community with news about programs and events at the school. The IT Academy was awarded Model Status at the 2019 NCAC convention.
FRESHMEN ACADEMY The Freshman Academy had many highlights in the shortened year. The number of students completing YouScience testing increased, allowing them to use their results to enrich their Career Fair experience. Additionally, Overton had the highest number of students attend the Career Fair in the academy’s history. Freshman Seminar and AVID classes toured CTE classes and asked questions of the academy principals and students.
HEIDY CORTEZCUEVAS: ACADEMY STUDENT OF THE YEAR Throughout her four years at John Overton High School, Heidy has proven to be a dedicated and driven student leader. As a member of the IT Academy, Heidy has placed in the top three at TSA state in web design, as well as serving as the TSA secretary at Overton. She has helped pave the way for IT students to become more involved in CTSO’s at Overton. When she is not pursuing her web design training or preparing for her Cambridge classes, Heidy is training for cross country and track, where she has earned countless medals during the last four years. Heidy will graduate with distinction as a Cambridge Scholar. Upon graduation, Heidy intends to pursue her IT interests at the University of Tennessee-Knoxville.
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86% of freshmen attended the Career Exploration Fair
JOB SHADOWS
71% of juniors engaged in job shadowing
ATTENDANCE RATE
Overton had an attendance rate of 93%
SCHOLARSHIP MONIES OFFERED
Students were offered over $7.7 million in scholarships
GRADUATION RATE
Overton had a graduation rate of 80.1%
CAMBRIDGE TESTING
Overton had a pass rate of 71% with 758 test taken
COMMUNITY INVESTMENT
$198,452 was donated by the community in time, talent, and in-kind donations
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2019-2020 AT A GLANCE Academy of Entertainment Industry students collaborated with the Country Music Hall of Fame and NMAAM to perform an original song written by a PCHS senior at Bridgestone Arena for All for the Hall with Keith Urban Boys basketball and football teams both advanced to State competitions 13+ athletes recieved athletic scholarships to play at the collegiate level Welcomed students into the new Academy of Health Science and piloted the Career Launch Fellows program in collaboration with MeHarry Medical College and HCA Healthcare The English Department took over 120 students to the live performance of Hamilton at TPAC culminating a rigorous in-depth literacy unit
ACADEMY OF ENTERTAINMENT INDUSTRY Students from the Academy of Entertainment Industry performed on stage with Keith Urban and songwriter/artist Mike Hicks at the Bridgestone Arena singing “Just Try ” written by our student, Teyonce McHaney. Students were prepared through a Project-Based Learning unit between Pearl Cohn, Southern Word, the Country Music Hall of Fame, and the National Museum for African American Music. Students completed industry certifications in Logic Pro x and Adobe Premier, interned with Capitol Records, and completed job shadows with partners. The class of 2020 increased their graduation rate by 12%.
ACADEMY OF HEALTH SCIENCE & PERSONAL CARE Students were introduced to careers in healthcare in partnership with HCA, Nashville State Community College's Nursing Program and MeHarry Medical College. Health Science students engaged with Tennessee State University and Austin Peay to explore college majors. A concerted effort with Nashville State Community College and Pearl Cohn resulted in a crosswalk for Health Science students to be dual enrolled for a Central Sterile Processing certification. The Personal Care pathway participated in a job shadow with Bronner Bros., and two industry certifications. The class of 2020 increased their graduation rate by 12%.
FRESHMAN ACADEMY Freshman Academy is the foundation for students to learn about college, career, and gain self-actualization. Students complete career modules and YouScience as a map to intentionally participate in the Career Fair, College Tours, and Academy selection. Our freshman students demonstrating an interest and aptitude in Health Science were invited to be the inaugural class of Career Fellows, students paired with mentors from MeHarry Medical College.
MICAH GLEAVES: STUDENT OF THE YEAR Micah is a senior in the Academy of Entertainment Industry. Micah was selected from a talent pool for two summers as a Warner Music paid intern collaborating with industry executives. Micah was also chosen as a part of the inaugural intern class for Bonus Tracks Initiative with Capitol Records Gospel Division. Micah also took advantage and passed the early college opportunities with the audio production dual credit course and the Logic Pro X industry certification. Micah composed a song chosen to be performed with the Country Music Hall of Fame at the Sony Music Songwriters Showcase.Micah will attend Belmont University in the Fall.
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CAREER EXPLORATION FAIR
94% of freshmen attended the Career Exploration Fair
INDUSTRY FIELD TRIPS
87% of sophomores engaged in industry field trips
86% of juniors engaged in job shadowing
96% of seniors completed Capstone projects
$67,872 was donated by the community in time, talent and in-kind donations
Pearl-Cohn had a graduation rate of 76%
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$1.75 million invested by local businesses to support families after the tornado
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STEM MAGNET HIGH SCHOOL
2019-2020 AT A GLANCE Nationally recognized by Model Accreditation from the NCAC Fourteen students received the Bridges to Belmont Scholarship Selected as a Showcase School by the Medal of Honor Foundation and “Nashville Salutes” NSST student named Class 3A Mr. Football for the state of Tennessee Earned awards for ACT Growth, Advanced Academics, Graduation Rate, and Dual Credit Growth Team placed second in MNPS Battle of the Books NSST will add a new pathway for 20202021, Science of Teaching Ninth year of implementing our Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math (STEM) magnet theme
ACADEMY OF NATIONAL SAFETY & SECURITY TECHNOLOGIES Criminal Justice Cadet Corps students worked with Metro Police and Metro School security in planning for the mayoral inaugaration event. The students participated in forming the parking plan, overall security, media, and Mayoral parade into the event arena. NSST Criminal Justice pathway earned Certified Pathway designation by the State of Tennessee Dept of Education and Model Academy certication from the NCAC. NSST students served on the PENCIL Student Board as well as the Mayors Youth Council.
ACADEMY OF SCIENCE & ENGINEERING Science and Engineering students participated in an experiental learning day at the Adventure Science Center. Students conducted scientific experiments and assisted elementary students with tours of the facility. The Engineering pathway earned Certified Pathway designation by the Tennessee Dept of Education and Model Academy accreditation from the NCAC. ASE students presented their Academies of Stratford story at a professional educators conference at Middle Tennessee State University.
FRESHMAN ACADEMY Freshman Seminar hosted the first ever virtual college tour for Stratford Freshmen. Students viewed a virtual tour and participated in a Q&A session with former SHS students who attend Belmont University. 150 Freshman Academy students completed the YouScience program which helps students with career choices.
JAYA ESKRIDGE: ACADEMY STUDENT OF THE YEAR Jaya Eskridge is in the Interdisciplinary Science Research Pathway in the Academy of Science and Engineering. She maintains a 4.0 GPA while participating in Basketball, Volleyball, and Track as well as serving on Student Government and as Lead Student Ambassador. Jaya will graduate early, as class Valedictorian. She has received a full scholarship to Fisk University.
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96% of freshmen attended the Career Exploration Fair
INDUSTRY FIELD TRIPS
99.5% of sophomores engaged in industry field trips
JOB SHADOWS
94% of juniors engaged in job shadowing
GRADUATION RATE
Stratford had a graduation rate of 80.5%
ATTENDANCE RATE
Stratford had an attendance rate of 87%
SCHOLARSHIP MONIES OFFERED
Students were offered $7.2 million in scholarships
COMMUNITY INVESTMENT
$99,436 was donated by the community in time, talent and in-kind donations
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2019-2020 AT A GLANCE 2 WCHS Academies have NCAC Model Status Welcomed 2 new partners: Toyota Material Handling Cumberland International Awarded 3 Starr Awards Awarded 7 Bridges to Belmont Scholarship Teacher of the Year awarded to Mr. Michael Fox
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ACADEMY OF ALTERNATIVE ENERGY, SUSTAINABILITY, & LOGISTICS The Academy won the District Land Judging contest for FFA (Future Farmers of America). The Alternative Energy pathway was also the contest winner of the First Tech Challenge, and a recipient of a $50,000 Amazon grant. The partners of the AESL Academy assisted with tremendous forward movement as Parman Energy Group partnered with Whites Creek during the Experiential Learning Day and developed a tank PBL. The academy gained Toyota Material Handling Midsouth & Cumberland Trucks as new partners within the AESL family and they hit the ground running with increased involvement. In fact, Toyota Material Handling Midsouth graciously donated a truck to the Maintenance Light Repair pathway.
ACADEMY OF COMMUNITY HEALTH & LAW The Academy of Community Health and Law sponsored The 5K for Justice in honor of Justice Howard and in support of Heart Disease, this event was in conjunction with Vincent Dixie. The Community Health pathway also recognized their senior superstars by conducting the First Annual White Coat Ceremony in celebration of the Metro Nashville Health Scholars Program. Whites Creek High School Law pathway successfully on-boarded a new partner Belmont College of Law, and inducted 25 Law students into the Whites Creek Youth Court. Additionally,
3 Law students were selected to participate in Vanderbilt’s Law and Leadership Conference.
FRESHMAN ACADEMY The Whites Creek High School Freshman Academy conducted the First Annual Commitment to Graduate Ceremony for Freshman students, and were spotlighted on the Ford Hub tour as one of the shining star academies at WCHS. The Freshman academy also formally established business partnerships with the National Guard and Community partners while also conducting their first Advisory Board meeting. With the renewed emphasis on student voice and leadership, they also implemented the first student impact team for Freshman.
DELVIN PORTER: ACADEMY STUDENT OF THE YEAR Delvin Porter is a solid student with excellent grades, a strong work ethic, and a kind spirit. He is a member of track, baseball, Youth Court, Honors Society, criminal justice team, and band. He served for two years as an ambassador. This year he stepped up and took a lead role in Mock Trial. He’s a Belmont Scholar recipient and has always been a model WCHS student.
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GRADUATION RATE
94% of freshmen attended the Career Exploration Fair
JOB SHADOWS
76% of juniors engaged in job shadowing
92% of seniors completed a capstone project
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Whites Creek had a graduation rate of 77.7%
ATTENDANCE RATE
Whites Creek had an attendance rate of 88.4%
INDUSTRY CERTIFICATIONS 13 students earned industry certifications
SCHOLARSHIP MONIES OFFERED
Students were offered $1,145,522 in scholarships
COMMUNITY INVESTMENT
$18,781 was donated by the community in time, talent and in-kind donations
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SCHOOL DISTRICT Received Cohort 6 Smaller Learning Communities (SLC) Grant (8 high schools)
COMMUNITY Alignment Nashville convened 80+ community members and district/school personnel for collaborative HS redesign planning
SCHOOL DISTRICT Freshman Academies established in 8 grant schools
COMMUNITY PENCIL and the Chamber of Commerce were selected to co-manage Academy business engagement
SCHOOL DISTRICT Career/ Thematic Academies are planned at the 8 grant schools; structured proposal process in place
COMMUNITY Chamber of Commerce developed CEO Champions, established 6 Partnership Councils
SCHOOL DISTRICT Wall-to- Wall Academies were established in 12 high schools
COMMUNITY The Chamber of Commerce co-planned the first Career Exploration Fair
SCHOOL DISTRICT Academies of Nashville named a Ford Next Generation Learning Community Hub
COMMUNITY Alignment and PENCIL co-hosted the first Academy Partner Signing Event The Chamber of Commerce organized the first AON Awards
SCHOOL DISTRICT Consistent focus on instruction across high schools was established
COMMUNITY Chamber of Commerce provided professional brand development and marketing plan through external consultant, and developed the “I Can” campaign in conjunction with Ford, the Memorial Foundation, Turner Family Foundation, and HCA
SCHOOL DISTRICT Postsecondary partners were assigned to academies
COMMUNITY PENCIL signed 200th Academy Partner
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SCHOOL DISTRICT President Obama visited the Academies of Nashville and gave a presentation following the State of the Union Address
COMMUNITY Nashville named the first ever Ford NGL model community
SCHOOL DISTRICT TEDxNashvilleEd event was hosted and featured student speakers from Academies of Nashville Virtual Tours of all high schools were recorded, and a student from Pearl Cohn Entertainment Magnet High School student became the first student signed by Warner Record Label
COMMUNITY 140 students earned an industry certification funded by MNPS, the Nashville Chamber of Commerce and supported by PENCIL
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SCHOOL DISTRICT The power of partnership shines with the opening of: Bridgestone/Firestone Service Center at Maplewood HS, the US Community Credit Union student run branch at Hillsboro HS, and the HCA emergency medical response lab at Hillwood HS
COMMUNITY AON Study Visit reached participation of more than 2,000 people with an economic impact of more than $1 million Pencil & Deloitte hosted the Partner Summit to share best practices and create peer dialogue on business engagement
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SCHOOL DISTRICT Academies of Nashville celebrated its ten-year anniversary St. Thomas Health partnered with the district to establish the Health Scholars
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PENCIL hosted a partner recommitment ceremony to celebrate the 10th anniversary of the Academies of Nashville
SCHOOL DISTRICT. Partners and schools supported student’s experiential learning by establishing a 40-panel solar farm at Whites Creek HS, an outdoor electrical training lab at Maplewood HS, and a community health clinic at Maplewood HS
COMMUNITY Alignment Nashville took over sponsorship of the 2017 My Future. My Way. Career Exploration Fair
SCHOOL DISTRICT. AON exceeded KPI growth in dual credit and industry certifications, growing industry certification pass rate to 64%
COMMUNITY Founding partners and community partners began participation in AON annual walkthroughs at each school. The Nashville Hub and Alignment Nashville, in conjunction with AON, hosted the 10th Annual Career Exploration Fair
SCHOOL DISTRICT. AON and the Chamber of Commerce pilot Career Launch, the first pre-apprenticeship program for the Academies focusing on three pathways in three schools: Electrical (Maplewood); Healthcare (Pearl-Cohn); and Culinary (McGavock) The AON Health Science CTE pathways donated 20,000 units of PPE to HCA Healthcare in the midst of the COVID 19 pandemic
COMMUNITY PENCIL managed, monitored, and helped to sustain 392 partnerships in support of The Academies of Nashville The Nashville Hub awarded over $40,000 in Starr Award grant funds to the Academies of Nashville
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ACADEMY OF ENGINEERING & AUTOMOTIVE TECHNOLOGY
ACADEMY OF ARCHITECTURE & CONSTRUCTION
Bridgestone Americas, Inc. Freeland Chevrolet Lane Motor Museum Lincoln College of Technology Nissan North America, Inc Palladium Signs United Parcel Service
ACE Mentors Associated General Contractors of Middle Tennessee Barge Design Solutions, Inc. Brennan Jacobs Inc. EOA Architects HST Interior Elements Irving Materials Inc. Lee Company Loebsack Homes Messer Construction MNPS Department of Planning and Construction Nashville Area Plumbing and Mechanical Association Ole South Properties Pinnacle Construction Rogers Group SKANSKA USA Building Inc. Tennessee College of Applied Technology WASCO Wirtgen America, Inc .
ACADEMY OF HOSPITALITY & MARKETING Fully Promoted of Antioch Hampton Inn Crossings Hilton Nashville Airport Hotel Holiday Inn Express & Suites Antioch Ingram Content Group Nashville Airport Marriott Nashville Opera Noah Liff Center Nashville State Community - College Culinary Arts Program Tennessee Performing Arts Center Victor Chatman Productions
ACADEMY OF TEACHING & SERVICE Davidson County Juvenile Court Lipscomb University - College of Education MNPS Counseling Service My Toolbox Consulting Nashville Rescue Mission Nashville State Community College Tennessee Army National Guard Vanderbilt University - Peabody College
THE TENNESSEE CREDIT UNION ACADEMY OF BUSINESS & FINANCE Deloitte Institute of Management Accountants Microsoft Store Tennessee State University - College of Business The Tennesse Credit Union
ACADEMY OF ARTS & COMMUNICATION Anode Brand Imaging Group Country Music Hall of Fame and Museum Lane Motor Museum MTSU Electronic Media Communications Nashville Prevention Partnership Watkins College of Art, Design and Film
ACADEMY OF HEALTH MANAGEMENT ConnectUS Health Donate Life Tennessee HealthSpring HealthStream Interfaith Dental Clinic Life Care Center of Hickory Woods Lipscomb University - College of Computing & Technology
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ACADEMY OF LAW Attorney General's Office Davidson County Juvenile Court Davidson County Sheriff's Department Lipscomb University Institute for Conflict Management Metro Nashville Police Department - South Precinct Nashville Conflict Resolution Center Tennessee Army National Guard
GLENCLIFF ACADEMY OF HEALTH & HOSPITALITY A. Marshall Family Foods, Inc. Dialysis Clinic, Inc. Just Cruisin' Plus Meharry Medical College Nashville Academy of Nutrition and Dietetics Royal Caribbean International Senior Helpers of Middle Tennessee Solace Oral Surgery TSU Occupational Therapy
FORD ACADEMY OF BUSINESS & INNOVATION Atema Partners Dell First Advantage Bank First Community Mortgage Ford Motor Company Fund/ Henry Ford Learning Institute Ford Motor Credit Nashville State Community College The Horace Mann Companies Turnip Green Creative Reuse Watkins College of Art, Design and Film
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ACADEMY OF AGRICULTURE, AUTOMOTIVE, & TECHNOLOGY ACE Mentors American Society of Civil Engineers Earl Swensson & Associates Hands on Nashville Holtkamp Greenhouses (Optimara) Middle Tennessee State University Nashville Civic Design Center Nashville Electrical JATC (NEJATC) Nashville State Community College Tennessee State University - College of Agriculture Trevecca Nazarene University - J.V. Morsch School of Social Justice Turnip Green Creative Reuse Wyatt Johnson Ford
HILLSBORO ACADEMY OF GLOBAL HEALTH & SCIENCE American Red Cross Belmont University - College of Pharmacy Blood Assurance Area Health Education Center - Meharry Medical College SpecialtyCare Tennessee Army National Guard Tennessee State University - College of Health Sciences The Heimerdinger Foundation Vanderbilt University - Center for Science Outreach Vanderbilt University Medical Center
ACADEMY OF INTERNATIONAL BACCALAUREATE American Baptist College Center for Applied Second Language Studies - University of Oregon Green Hills Family YMCA Nashville Shakespeare Festival Soles4Souls Ten Thousand Villages, Inc. Tennessee State University - Honors College Transit Alliance of Middle Tennessee Vanderbilt University - Center for Latin American Studies
US COMMUNITY CREDIT UNION ACADEMY OF INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS & COMMUNICATIONS Belmont University - Center for International Business
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Dr. Katherine Y. Brown and Associates Ernest & Young Junior Achievement of Middle Tennessee McNeely, Pigott & Fox Public Relations Met Life Nashville Education, Community & Arts Television (NECAT) Nashville State Community College Rocketown T-Mobile US Community Credit Union
HILLWOOD ACADEMY OF ART, DESIGN, & COMMUNICATION Cheekwood Botanical Garden and Museum of Art Frist Center for the Visual Arts HST Interior Elements Nashville Education, Community & Arts Television (NECAT) The Nashville Marketer Office Furniture + Related Services The Parthenon
ACADEMY OF BUSINESS & HOSPITALITY American Paper and Twine Bell Garden Community Hospitality Gray Line Tennessee Holiday Inn West End Just Cruisin' Plus Mitech Partners PDK Southern Kitchen & Pantry The Helton Group The Lodge at Natchez Trace The Loveless Cafe Vanderbilt University
ACADEMY OF HEALTH SCIENCES Belmont University - School of Nursing D&S Community Services Destined Dental HCA Healthcare Metro Nashville Fire Department Marian University & St. Thomas Health MedicOne Medical Response Premise Health Tennessee State University College of Health Sciences
HUNTERS LANE ACADEMY OF HEALTH & HUMAN SERVICES & INTERNATIONAL BACCALAUREATE Blood:Water Mission Hands on Nashville Nashville Public Library Soles 4 Souls, Inc. Centerstone First Call Ambulance Service Metro Nashville Fire Department Metro Arts Commission Park Center Qualifacts Systems, Inc. TriStar Skyline Medical Center Union University - Hendersonville Urban Green Lab Volunteer State Community College
ACADEMY OF HOSPITALITY, MARKETING & BUSINESS Ambassador's Formalwear by Gilda Dollar General Corporation Lipscomb University - Athletics Department Music City Center Nashville Convention & Visitors Corp Omni Nashville Hotel Renaissance Hotel SunTrust Bank - 17th Avenue Zeitlin & Co.Realtors
ACADEMY OF DESIGN & TECHNOLOGY Nashville Technology Council Nossi College of Art
MAPLEWOOD ACADEMY OF HEALTH & ELECTRICAL SERVICES Nashville Electric Service (NES) Stansell Electric Company, Inc. Tennessee Valley Authority (TVA) Waste Management of TN, Inc. Marian University & Saint Thomas Health Metro Nashville Fire Department Middle TN School of Anesthesia Saint Thomas Health
ACADEMY OF ENTREPRENEURSHIP & INNOVATION Aveda Institute Bohnd Bracelets Bridgestone Americas, Inc.
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Fifth Third Bank - Church Street GEODIS Junior Achievement of Middle Tennessee Lexus of Nashville North Lincoln College of Technology Nashville Barber and Style Plato's Closet RSM US LLP Tennessee State University - College of Business Urban League of Middle Tennessee
MCGAVOCK ACADEMY OF AVIATION & TRANSPORTATION Contour Aviation Cummins Inc. Metro Nashville Airport Authority MTSU Department of Aerospace MTSU Engineering Technology Department Southwest Airlines Tennessee College of Applied Technology Tennessee Trucking Association Triumph Aerostructures
AEGIS SCIENCES CORPORATION ACADEMY OF LIFE SCIENCE & LAW Aegis Sciences Corporation Davidson County Juvenile Court Insight Genetics Inc. Tennessee Justice Center Tennessee State University - College of Agriculture TriStar Summit Medical Center Vanderbilt University Medical Center Volunteer State Community College
CMT ACADEMY OF DIGITAL DESIGN & COMMUNICATION Country Music Television (CMT) Nashville Education, Community & Arts Television (NECAT) News 2 WKRN Rocketown Sir Speedy Stones River National Battlefield Volunteer State Community College
GAYLORD OPRYLAND ACADEMY OF HOSPITALITY & USCCU ACADEMY OF BUSINESS & FINANCE Cedarstone Bank Deloitte
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Gaylord Opryland Resort and Convention Center Hilton Nashville Airport Hotel Southwestern Travel Group Tennessee State University - College of Business US Community Credit Union
US COMMUNITY CREDIT UNION ACADEMY OF BUSINESS & FINANCE Cedarstone Bank Deloitte Tennessee State University - College of Business The General US Community Credit Union
OVERTON ACADEMY OF ENGINEERING Adventure Science Center Clint Elliott Survey Hiller Plumbing Heating Cooling & Electrical/Total Tech Lee Company Metro Water Safe-T-Cover Stantec Consulting Services, Inc. Turner & Townsend
ACADEMY OF INTERDISCIPLINARY RESEARCH BAM! Social Business Compass Rose MA2LA (Anthony Matula, LLC) Nashville Symphony Professional Bull Riders LLC Stewart Transportation Solutions The Helton Group The Hermitage The Land Trust of Tennessee at Glen Leven Farm Trevecca Nazarene University - Department of Music
ACADEMY OF HEALTH SCIENCES Davidson County Juvenile Court Lipscomb University - College of Pharmacy Major Family Chiropractic Marian University & St. Thomas Health TCAT The Surgical Clinic TriStar Southern Hills Medical Center
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PEARL-COHN ACADEMY OF ENTERTAINMENT INDUSTRY 6 Square Music LLC. Ascend Federal Credit Union Atelier 427 Atlantic Records Audio Bridge Audio Engineering Society Belmont Universtiy Curb College of Entertainment and Management Bret Wolcott Broadcast Music, Inc. (BMI) Country Radio Broadcasters, Inc. D&Company Promotions Jusreall Music Group Global, LLC Lenox Music Productions Let's Make-up Lightning 100 Musicians Hall of Fame and Museum Nashville Education, Community & Arts Television (NECAT) Nashville Gymnastics Training Center National Museum of African American Music (NMAAM) Professional Bull Riders LLC PRSA Nashville Rocketown SAE Institute SESAC The LoveNoise Group The Recording Academy - Nashville Chapter Truth Initiative Universal Music Group (UMG) Nashville Univeral Music Publishing Group Warner Music Nashville
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ACADEMY OF SCIENCE & ENGINEERING
ACADEMY OF COMMUNITY HEALTH & LAW
Benchfly HCA Healthcare Matthew Walker Health Partners Meharry Medical College Meharry School of Dentistry Nashville State Community College Tennessee State University Vanderbilt University
ACE Mentors Adventure Science Center Barge Design Solutions Inc. Cumberland River Compact Nashville State Community College National Weather Service Nissan North America, Inc Pierian Biosciences PTSO-Stratford STEM Upper Campus Tennessee State University College of Engineering U.S. Army Corps. Of Engineers Universal Robotics Urban Green Lab Vanderbilt University - Center for Science Outreach Vanderbilt University - Institute for Software Integrated Systems Vivid Aerial R/C
Davidson County Sheriff's Department Dr. Katherine Y. Brown and Associates Metro Nashville Public Health Dept. Robert Wood Johnson Foundation Meharry Medical College - Center for Health Policy Tennessee Army National Guard Wende Rutherford Attorney
STRATFORD ACADEMY OF NATIONAL SAFETY & SECURITY TECHNOLOGIES 118 Mission Support Group Apex Systems Belmont University - Department of Education Belmont University - Legal Aid Society CGI (formerly CTS) Courtney Teasley Law Davidson County Juvenile Court Davidson County Sheriff's Department Federal Bureau of Investigation GoEpps Junior Achievement of Middle Tennessee Kroll Nashville Software School Nashville State Community College Nashville Technology Council Tennessee Army National Guard Tennessee Bureau of Investigation Tennessee Law Enforcement Academy Tennessee State University - College of Engineering Thistle Farms Vanderbilt University - School of Engineering Willis Group
WHITES CREEK ACADEMY OF ALTERNATIVE ENERGY, SUSTAINABILITY, & LOGISTICS Brown & Caldwell Cumberland International Trucking Co. Lincoln College of Technology Marathon Petroleum Corp. Parman Energy Group Reinmiller Fitness Southern Alliance for Clean Energy Tennessee State University - College of Agriculture Toyota Material Handling MidSouth United Parcel Service Waste Management of TN, Inc.
NON-DISCRIMINATION STATEMENT & POLICY The Metropolitan Nashville Public Schools (MNPS) does not discriminate on the basis of race, religion, creed, sex, gender, gender identity, sexual orientation, national origin, color, age, and/or disability in admission to, access to, or operation of its programs, services, or activities, and provides access to the Boy Scouts and other designated youth groups. MNPS does not discriminate in its hiring or employment practices.