News Archive

Ensworth athletes Lilly Robertson and Ben Sonkin received High School Sports Awards Middle Tennessee in their respective sports.

Ensworth is pleased to announce the hiring of Sharrona Reaves as head coach for the high school girls’ basketball team.

Congratulations to the Orange Team and these Middle School Students on their outstanding achievements in academics, athletics, and other areas.

On Saturday, April 6, friends, family, students, faculty, and alumni came out to support Head Girls' Basketball Coach, Mary Taylor Cowles, in her walk to raise awareness for multiple sclerosis (MS). Coach Cowles started her inspiring journey after an MS diagnosis in 2019.

Ensworth is pleased to announce Jason Maxwell as Ensworth's Athletic Director.

Congratulations to the Ensworth Greater Nashville Area Scholastic Hockey (GNASH) team for winning the Predators Cup! Ensworth finished the regular season 11-2-1 to earn the 2 seed in the Preds Cup playoff bracket. The Tigers started their playoff run with a solid win over Mt. Juliet, followed by an OT win over Father Ryan. Ensworth then defeated MBA to advance to the winners' bracket of the Predators Cup championship vs Ravenwood. The Tigers fell in the first championship game but defeated Ravenwood 6-4 in the winner-take-all game to finish the season 15-3-1 and take home the GNASH Preds Cup Trophy. Congratulations to Head Coach Tim McAllister, Assistant Coaches Derek Kimbro & Taylor Franklin, Team Manager Henry Nozko, and all the Tigers on an outstanding season!

The Ensworth Student Speaker Series provides students with the opportunity to share a story, express a passion, or bring attention to a cause. Miles Whitfield '25 spoke in front of Grades 9–12 on the topic of "Comfort Kills."

150 Ensworth choir students showcase their talents at the Middle Tennessee Vocal Association's Choral Performance Assesment! 

Congratulations to the following students who earned Optime Merens honors during the first semester of the 2023–2024 academic year. Students earn Optime Merens by achieving an overall GPA of at least 90 for all of their academic courses in a semester and who have no individual academic semester grade below 80.

The Scholastic Art & Writing Awards and the Middle Tennessee Regional Student Art Exhibition recognized the outstanding work of student artists. This year, 19 of the works cited for awards came from Ensworth students from Grades 7–12.

For this Faces of the PA, we ask Courtney Bolton, Chair of the Parent Education Committee, about Julie Lythcott-Haims' upcoming visit to Nashville.

Meet this year's Tiger Night Chairs, Elizabeth Tardio, Libby Tyner, Catherine Warfield, and Lindsay Wells! They've worked tirelessly to plan an Ensworth community event that you won't want to miss. Purchase tickets now, and join us on Saturday, February 10 at 6:30 p.m. at the Conrad Nashville.

Abby Martin '24 shares shares her story about living with epilepsy.

Last week, Grade 3 students received a special visit from Albert Bender, a member of the Cherokee tribe, for the grade's focus on Tennessee history.