Private Schools in Ardmore, Tennessee

Randolph School is a highly-regarded independent college preparatory school serving students from preschool through 12th grade. Located just 30 minutes from Ardmore in Huntsville, Alabama, the school offers a rigorous academic program with small class sizes, exceptional faculty, and state-of-the-art facilities. The campus features modern science labs, extensive athletic facilities, and dedicated arts spaces. Randolph consistently achieves high college placement rates and offers comprehensive extracurricular programs including competitive athletics, robotics, and performing arts. The school's honor code and character education program are integral to its educational philosophy.

Westminster Christian Academy provides a classical Christian education to students in grades K-12, serving families in the North Alabama/Southern Tennessee region including Ardmore. The school emphasizes rigorous academics grounded in the classical tradition, integrated with biblical worldview. Facilities include modern classrooms, science laboratories, and athletic fields. The curriculum features Latin instruction, logic, rhetoric, and comprehensive college preparatory courses. Westminster maintains small class sizes with dedicated faculty and offers robust extracurricular programs including athletics, fine arts, and community service opportunities.

University School of Nashville is a prestigious independent school serving students from kindergarten through 12th grade. While located in Nashville approximately 90 minutes from Ardmore, USN attracts students from throughout Middle Tennessee and Southern Kentucky. The school offers an exceptional academic program with extensive Advanced Placement options, outstanding arts education, and competitive athletics. USN's urban campus features modern academic buildings, performance spaces, and athletic facilities. The school is known for its diverse student body, exceptional college placement record, and commitment to community engagement through extensive service learning programs.