List of 4 items.

  • 17

    years is the the average number of teaching experience for Harding teachers
  • 516

    students (grade Pre-K–8)
  • 18

    class size average
  • 70%

    of teaching faculty hold advanced degrees
TECHNOLOGY

  • One-to-one laptop program grades 4 through 8.  Students take home MacBook Airs in grades 6 through 8.
  • One-to-one iPad program grades K through 3.
  • Google Apps accounts for grades 3 through 8
  • E-Resources for all middle school classes
  • Touchscreens and classroom audio in every classroom.
  • 3D Printers
  • Lego Robotics

COMMUNITY Engagement 
  • Several all-school initiatives each year including Second Harvest Food Drive, Got Sneakers Collection, Sock for Souls, Composting to divert waste from the landfill, and recycling campus-wide.
  • Middle school service days each trimester- Second Harvest, Warner Parks, Radnor Lake
  • Individual grade-level initiatives- Edwin Warner Park, Dog Treat Drive, Neighborhood Thankfulness Day

 
VISUAL & PERFORMING ARTS
  • Grade level plays for kindergarten through third
  • Fall musical for grades fifth through eighth
  • Band and choral programs for grades fifth through eighth
  • Individual grade level rock bands
  • Student art show for grades kindergarten through eighth

GRADUATES
The Class of 2026 will attend 11 high schools: Christ Presbyterian Academy, Durham Academy (NC), Ensworth School, Father Ryan High School, Franklin Road Academy, Harpeth Hall School, Montgomery Bell Academy, MLK Jr. Magnet High School, St. Cecilia Academy, University School of Nashville, Waynflete School (ME).

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LOCATIONS
Main Campus
170 Windsor Drive
Kever Park
152 Blackburn Avenue
Athletic Facilities
6506 Hwy 70


FOUNDED
School Founded 1971
Interim Head of School Consultant, Micheline Dutil

ACCREDITATIONS
Southern Association of Independent Schools (SAIS)
Southern Association of Colleges and Schools (SACS)
 
ACADEMICS
  • Spanish and French offered.
  • Avg. ERB stanine is 7.2 for grades 3-7 (averaged subtests) national norms.

 
ATHLETICS

Early Fall Sports
Cheerleading, Cross Country, Fifth/Sixth Football, Seventh/Eighth Football, E-Sports, Golf, Tennis, Girls Volleyball, and Mountain Biking
Late Fall Sports
Soccer,  Swimming, and Wrestling
Winter Sports
Basketball, Cheerleading, and Swimming
Spring Sports
Baseball, Disc Golf,  Lacrosse, and Track
 
2024-2025: 90 percent of students choose to participate—83 percent in two sports and 40 percent were four-season athletes.
Inspiring The Mind  •  Nurturing The Spirit