Remote Learning Snapshot: LEAD Southeast Middle
LEAD Southeast Middle School students and staff collectively read nearly one million words in one week while learning remotely. The school is also proud to report that nearly 400 students are using the school's Google Classroom program where staff posts
Thank you to Slim and Husky’s and the Pencil Foundation for your support!
Thank you to Slim and Husky’s and the Pencil Foundation for visiting LEAD Southeast middle and high schools today to meet with about 50 students. The students were greeted with a special surprise, free pizza coupons, as part of a
In Case You Missed It: LEAD Teacher Featured on NewsChannel5 for Girls Lacrosse
Former Duke lacrosse player teaching inner city girls sport and to achieve dreams On an early Saturday morning in June, Callie Francis teaches girls how to cradle a lacrosse ball in their tiny hands. "Keep it in your right hand, you're a
FIVE LEAD teachers named Blue Ribbon Award Winners!
LEAD Public Schools is proud to announce that five teachers in our network are Blue Ribbon Teacher award winners for the 2018-2019 school year. The honor is given by Metropolitan Nashville Public Schools, the Nashville Public Education Foundation and Nashville’s
TN’s new Education Commissioner visits LEAD Neely’s Bend during first week tour
LEAD was proud to welcome Tennessee’s new Education Commissioner Penny Schwinn to our Neely's Bend campus as part of her statewide tour and first week on the job. During her hour-long tour of the turnaround school Wednesday, Feb. 6, Schwinn met
Neely’s Bend Leader Named to Governor’s Academy for School Leadership Program
Congratulations to Meghan Stowe, an assistant principal of instruction at LEAD: Neely’s Bend in Madison, who was recently named as one of the Tennessee educators in the 2019 Governor’s Academy for School Leadership (GASL) program, a one-year fellowship program designed
LEAD Cameron Named a 2018 Reward School
Please join us in congratulating the students, staff members and families at LEAD Cameron for its second consecutive Reward School designation, honored as one of the 22 schools in Davidson County for outstanding academic excellence and growth for the 2017-2018 school year! "What
LEAD Academy Teacher Wins MasterChef!
"Once you can acknowledge that you're not the greatest at something is when self-growth truly begins. Try, fail, try again and succeed." - Gerron Hurt LEAD Academy English teacher Gerron Hurt beat out more than 20 other "home cook" competitors to win
Five out of six LEAD schools earn Level 5 TVAAS scores
Students at LEAD Public Schools in Nashville are among the fastest improving schools in the state for student academic growth, scoring a Level 4 or 5 TVAAS growth scores at all six network schools during 2017-18. This success includes the students