Being located in Nashville is such a gift. Great to hear from Atlanta Fed President Raphael Bostic this morning as we plan for the future, in Nashville and across the country. @Ensworth commitment to critical thinking and development of whole child is more important than ever!

Students across all divisions marked the Mid-Autumn Festival in Chinese class through immersive cultural experiences, making traditional mooncakes, enjoying Boba Tea, and cooking scallion pancakes. Learning comes alive when students connect language and culture firsthand 🌙

High School Spotlight 🌟 Ensworth’s High School program builds strong core skills, deep knowledge, and mastery in students’ interests. With student-centered, Harkness-style learning, Tigers learn to listen thoughtfully and share ideas with confidence.

Last Friday, senior Ilyana Bachmann welcomed former Senate Majority Leader Bill Frist to campus, sparking a conversation on service, leadership, and civic engagement. Dr. Frist encouraged students to make a positive impact in their communities. More: https://t.co/aud65IxiV8

Last week, we kicked off Homecoming Weekend by welcoming so many familiar faces back for our Alumni Happy Hour! It was a joy to see classmates, teachers, and friends reconnecting and reminiscing together. We’re grateful for these lasting bonds that make our community special 🧡

Your support of the Ensworth Fund fuels the teachers, programs, and experiences that help our 1,260 students become curious learners, confident leaders, and compassionate individuals. Learn more about the Ensworth Fund, watch, and give now: https://t.co/zfLgdT6KWk 🐾

Love seeing students recognized for excellence! Senior Ilyana Bachmann’s Eagle Scout project—designing solar powered phone chargers for the homeless—caught the eye of former Senate Majority leader Bill Frist. Last Friday, Ilyana had the opportunity to interview him at @Ensworth

Homecoming Week 2025 has been bursting with school spirit! From fun costumes and games to spirit gear and plenty of Tiger pride! It’s been an unforgettable week of laughter, fun, and celebrating the place we’re proud to call home as Ensworth Tigers 🧡🐾

Our African American Literature students recently took their learning beyond the classroom with a visit to Fisk University to see the iconic Aaron Douglas murals after wrapping up an in-depth Harlem Renaissance project 🎨

Middle School spotlight 🌟 The Middle School years strike an appropriate balance between nurture and challenge. Our faculty helps students develop key social, emotional, and academic skills. As leaders on the Red Gables Campus, students gain capacity and confidence.

Our Student-Directed One-Acts give seniors the chance to step into the director’s chair while welcoming a new wave of performers. With support from alumni production assistants Ryan Crants ’20, Caroline Humphrey ’21, and Emma Noonan ’22, the One-Acts celebrate creativity 🎭

Tiger golfers are headed to state! ⁦@EnsworthTigers⁩ girls are region champs and boys are region runners up! Well done!! ⁦@Ensworth⁩

Recently, two pairs of Tiger alumni reunited! Bryce Edmondson ’21 and Hudson Powell ’22 shared the field at Yager Stadium in Oxford, Ohio, during the Miami University vs. UNLV game, while Henry Byrd ’18 and Rudy Maxwell ’18 celebrated Henry’s NFL debut together ahead of kickoff🐾

HVAC Champs! Congrats to our Grade 6 volleyball team and the Grade 5 students who joined this group! Well done! ⁦@Ensworth⁩ ⁦@EnsworthTigers⁩

Mrs. Voigt’s class kicked off our Grade 3 plays with a fantastic performance of "The Big Cheese". Grade 3 class plays help students build confidence, grow as public speakers, and shine on stage in front of their peers and loved ones ✨

In the "Minds, Machines, and Morality" course, taught by English Department Chair Paige Towle, high school students explore the complex relationship between humanity and technology through literature, philosophy, and critical analysis. Read more: https://t.co/ErN04ccJ05

We’re proud to celebrate seven seniors named National Merit Commended Students: Lee Atwood, Nora Brennan, Peter Bryant, David Choma, Clayton Ellis, Beau Harrison, and Sampson Neyman, who were placed among the top 50,000 students nationwide 👏🏼 Read more: https://t.co/ErN04ccJ05

Yesterday, our Kindergarten classes put a creative twist on their writing process unit with a special guest! Mrs. Masoner read "Apples" by Gail Gibbons and helped students connect certain parts of an apple to the writing process🍎

From original songs and film premieres to live performances and visual art, our Creative Coffee Shop recently brought together talent, conversation, and community. We are so proud of these incredible high school students ✨

Award-winning author and illustrator Dan Santat joined us this week for our first Patchwork of the year! He captivated students with stories of his inspiration, career journey, and even a special read-aloud, making it a truly memorable morning at Red Gables 🤩