LEAD announces Fund for Recovery Initiatives
LEAD Public Schools is Nashville’s largest, homegrown charter network of both open-enrolled and zone-enrolled schools. Our six schools serve over 3,000 students, from 5th through 12th grades, most of whom are among the most vulnerable populations in our city: 13%
Senior Signing Day Rewind: Class of 2015
As we look forward to our first-ever VIRTUAL Senior Signing Day on May 14 at 10 a.m. on Facebook live, we're celebrating the great moments from LEAD's history. LEAD's Senior Signing Day celebrates the hard work of each class of LEAD
Senior Signing Day Rewind: Class of 2014
As we look forward to our first-ever VIRTUAL Senior Signing Day on May 14 at 10 a.m. on Facebook live, we're celebrating the great moments from LEAD's history. LEAD's Senior Signing Day celebrates the hard work of each class of LEAD
Update on Remote Learning
LEAD Families: we have received several calls from parents over the last few days who have asked about the Metropolitan Nashville Public Schools (MNPS) program of providing laptops to families, a program for which we are not eligible. This message
Mayor Cooper Announces “Roadmap for Reopening Nashville”
Mayor John Cooper announced on Thursday, April 23 a "Roadmap for Reopening Nashville." From Mayor Cooper: "We know you are concerned about coronavirus (COVID-19) and what it means for you and your loved ones. The Metropolitan Government of Nashville has created this
Remote Learning Snapshot: Neely’s Bend
LEAD Neely’s Bend teachers are using creative methods to make remote learning engaging and valuable for students. While students may not have art supplies at home, Art Teacher Bee Orgain is challenging students to use what they have around their homes
A letter to our LEAD families: year-end update from CEO Dwayne Tucker
Dear LEAD Families, On behalf of more than 300 staff members at LEAD Public Schools, thank you for trusting us and for believing in our mission throughout this unprecedented time. We know that our network is not alone in facing this
Schools Closed for Remainder of the Year
Metropolitan Nashville Public Schools (MNPS) announced today that all schools will be closed for the remainder of the 2019-2020 school year because of the Coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic. At LEAD, this means our schools will be closed through May 21, the last
State Board of Education Updates Requirements for High School Seniors
The Tennessee State Board of Education announced today that all high school seniors are eligible to graduate based on their third marking period grades and completion of all school-required activities. Metropolitan Nashville Public Schools (MNPS) provided additional information about what this