LEAD News

The past school year has been filled with new and exciting additions to our LEAD campuses. Last month, we welcomed the founding class of LEAD Southeast High School Student Ambassadors. These exceptional students will serve as the faces and voices

LEAD seniors announce a new commitment to their futures at Senior Signing Day on Thursday, May 19th, at Belmont Curb Event Center. Seniors at LEAD Academy High School and LEAD Southeast High School shared a pivotal milestone with their families, fellow

Family engagement is an important part of student success at LEAD Public Schools. In April, families gathered to connect with vital community partners at the LEAD Cameron Resource Fair. “This event provided one central space for families to learn about

At LEAD Southeast Middle School, there are nearly 38 Millionaires! These students and staff aren’t Millionaires in the traditional sense, instead they have earned the title by reading a million words so far this school year. “We are so proud of

LEAD Academy students are working together to give back to the Nashville community by volunteering at local organizations. The idea for a student-run community service club, called the Serve Others Club, was sparked in 2018 during a Freshman Seminar class

At this year's LEAD Brick Church Career Fair, students looked toward their futures by engaging with community professionals, asking thoughtful questions, and exploring what a successful career may look like for them. “The immediate impact before, during, and after the

Neely’s Bend students are being rewarded for their excellent attendance. Students with perfect attendance, or excused absences only, are rewarded with extra recesses, dress out days, and snacks. The attendance initiatives exemplify the lead ethos of self-reliance. Students show self-reliance by

LEAD Public Schools is making a historic investment in our teachers to recognize their incredible value and importance to the success of our network. Beginning July 1, 2022, teachers will be eligible to earn up to 10% raises and $100,000

LEAD Academy High School hosted the first in-person Student-Led Conferences with families since the pandemic earlier this month. At LEAD, students are responsible for heading up their own academic progress conferences, instead of parents and teachers leading the conversation. "Student Led

Dozens of LEAD Southeast Middle School students and families showed commitment to their health at the school’s annual health fair last month. Twelve community partners set up booths to talk to students and families about community resources available including: Nashville International