Currey Ingram Academy is a PreK-12, coed, college-prep day and boarding school offering small classes, personalized plans, and strong arts, athletics and extracurriculars. The school specializes in educating students with average to superior intelligence who have unique learning styles and learning differences, such as dyslexia and ADHD. Currey Ingram is situated on 83 acres in Brentwood's Beech C
reek Valley just 11 miles from downtown Nashville, Tenn., and eight miles from Franklin/Cool Springs. Families have enrolled from 31 states and nine foreign countries, citing the school as a major reason for their move to the Middle Tennessee area. One hundred percent of the school's graduates have been accepted into college programs, with more than half receiving merit-based scholarships. The campus includes three academic buildings; a student center and K-12 library/technology center that opened in August 2013; an athletic facility with two gyms, a strength and conditioning center, locker rooms and a dance studio; five tennis courts; a lighted football/soccer field; baseball and softball fields; a hiking/cross-country trail; a creek running through campus; an equestrian area; and a child development center (for ages 6 months to Pre-K). The school was originally founded as Westminster School of Nashville in 1968 and moved to its current campus in 2002. The Currey Ingram name honors lead donors and alumni parents John Ingram and Stephanie Currey Ingram.
