The TSSAA was organized in 1925 by school principals and superintendents who saw the need for fair and equitable rules whereby bonafide students were the participants and officiating was done by qualified people of character. Although they felt that athletics and team competition contributed positively to the educational objectives of their schools, these leaders realized that cooperation among school administrators was necessary to ensure that schools' academic mission would not be compromised in the pursuit of athletic glory.
The schools below were, according to TSSAA records, a member of the association at some point in the last 98 years. We want to have information on all our member high schools, but we need your help! Use the buttons at the top and bottom of this page to send us additions or corrections.
Names of current members are bolded.
School Name | City | About School | About Membership |
County | |||
J.D. Jackson Jr. High School | |||
White House Christian Academy | White House | ||
Anderson County | |||
Anderson Co. High School | Clinton | Opened in 1982 to consolidate Norris High School and Lake City High School. | |
Andersonville High School | Andersonville | ||
Clinton High School | Clinton | ||
Coal Creek High School | Coal Creek | ||
Glen Alpine High School | Clinton | ||
Lake City High School | Lake City | ||
Norris High School | Norris | ||
Oak Ridge High School | Oak Ridge | Established in 1943 by the U.S. Army as part of the Manhattan Project. The school was originally located on Kentucky Ave. adjacent to the school's football stadium. The school moved to its current location in 1951. | |
Robertsville High School | Edgemoor | Established in 1915. Disbanded in 1942 as a result of the Manhattan Project. The pre-1942 gymnasium remains in use today as the Robertsville Middle School auditorium. | |
Rosedale High School | Rosedale | ||
Bedford County | |||
Bedford Co. Training School | Shelbyville | THSAA member | |
Bell Buckle High School | Bell Buckle | ||
Brandon Training School | Shelbyville | ||
Cascade High School | Bell Buckle | ||
Community High School | Unionville | ||
Flat Creek High School | Flat Creek | ||
Harris High School | Shelbyville | THSAA member | |
Normandy High School | Normandy | ||
Pleasant Grove High School | Shelbyville | ||
Shelbyville Central High School | Shelbyville | ||
Tate High School | Shelbyville | TSSAA Charter Member (1925) | |
The Webb School | Bell Buckle | ||
Wartrace High School | Wartrace | TSSAA Charter Member (1925) | |
Willow Grove High School | Willow Grove | ||
Benton County | |||
Big Sandy High School | Big Sandy | ||
Camden Central High School | Camden | ||
Eva High School | Eva | ||
Holladay High School | Holladay | ||
Bledsoe County | |||
Bledsoe Co. High School | Pikeville | ||
Patton High School | Pikeville | ||
Blount County | |||
Alcoa High School | Alcoa | ||
Apostolic Christian Academy | Maryville | ||
Clayton-Bradley Academy | Maryville | ||
Eagleton College and Career Academy | Maryville | ||
Everett High School | Maryville | TSSAA Charter Member (1925) | |
Friendsville Academy | Friendsville | ||
Friendsville High School | Friendsville | ||
Hale High School | Maryville | The William J. Hale School, located on McGhee Street in Maryville, was built in early 1930 with Rosenwald funds. The school opened in 1931 and Mrs. Octavia B. Hoard was the first principal. The Hale School replaced the T. B. Lillard School, built about 1910. The T. B. Lillard School was named for Thomas B. Lillard, an African American and progressive businessman from Maryville. |
THSAA member |
Hall High School | Alcoa | THSAA member | |
Heritage High School | Maryville | ||
Lanier High School | Greenback | ||
Louisville High School | Louisville | ||
Maryville High School | Maryville | TSSAA Charter Member (1925) | |
Maryville Junior High School | Maryville | ||
Maryville Virtual School | Maryville | ||
Porter High School | Wildwood | ||
Samuel Everett School of Innovation | Maryville | ||
Townsend High School | Townsend | ||
Walland High School | Walland | ||
William Blount High School | Maryville | ||
Bradley County | |||
Bachman Academy | McDonald | ||
Bradley Central High School | Cleveland | Bradley County's second public high school, opened in 1916. Originally called Central High School at first, it was renamed Bradley County High School in 1920 and Bradley Central High School in 1948. The school was moved to its current location on South Lee Highway in 1972. | |
Bradley Co. Virtual School | Cleveland | ||
Charleston High School | Charleston | ||
Cleveland Day School | Cleveland | ||
Cleveland High School | Cleveland | ||
College Hill High School | Cleveland | THSAA member | |
Hopewell High School | Cleveland | ||
Tennessee Christian Academy | Cleveland | ||
United Christian Academy | Cleveland | ||
Walker Valley High School | Cleveland | ||
Campbell County | |||
Campbell Co. High School | Jacksboro | ||
Caryville High School | Caryville | ||
Jacksboro High School | Jacksboro | ||
Jellico High School | Jellico | ||
LaFollette Colored School | LaFollette | ||
LaFollette High School | LaFollette | ||
Well Spring High School | LaFollette | ||
Wynn High School | Cotula | ||
Wynn High School | Habersham | ||
Cannon County | |||
Auburn High School | Auburntown | The school was destroyed by fire and closed in 1977. | |
Cannon Co. High School | Woodbury | Opened on the site of Woodbury Academy after a fire destroyed the original school in 1935. | |
Woodbury Central High School | Woodbury | The school was destroyed by fire and closed in 1935. | TSSAA Charter Member (1925) |
Carroll County | |||
Atwood High School | Atwood | ||
Carroll Academy | Huntingdon | ||
Christmasville High School | Trezevant | ||
Clarksburg High School | Huntingdon | ||
Hollow Rock-Bruceton Central High School | Bruceton | ||
Huntingdon High School | Huntingdon | ||
McKenzie High School | McKenzie | TSSAA Charter Member (1925) | |
McLemoresville Collegiate High School | McLemoresville | ||
McTyeire School | McKenzie | IAA member (1913) | |
Trezevant High School | Trezevant | ||
Webb High School | McKenzie | THSAA member | |
West Carroll High School | Atwood | ||
Carter County | |||
Cloudland High School | Roan Mountain | ||
Douglas High School | Elizabethton | THSAA member | |
Elizabethton High School | Elizabethton | ||
Hampton High School | Hampton | ||
Happy Valley High School | Elizabethton | ||
Unaka High School | Elizabethton | ||
Cheatham County | |||
Cheatham Co. Central High School | Ashland City | Believed to be formed as the result of school consolidation. | TSSAA Charter Member (1925) |
Cheatham Co. Virtual Academy | Ashland City | ||
Harpeth High School | Kingston Springs | ||
Riverside Academy | Ashland City | ||
Sycamore High School | Pleasant View | ||
Chester County | |||
Chester Co. High School | Henderson | ||
Vincent High School | Henderson | THSAA member | |
Claiborne County | |||
Claiborne High School | New Tazewell | ||
Cumberland Gap High School | Cumberland Gap | ||
Forge Ridge Consolidated High School | Harrogate | ||
J. Frank White Academy | Harrogate | ||
Powell Valley High School | Cumberland Gap | ||
Pruden High School | Pruden | ||
Clay County | |||
Celina High School | Celina | ||
Clay Co. High School | Celina | ||
Cocke County | |||
Cocke Co. High School | Newport | Established in 1917 and moved to a larger building in 1963. | |
Cosby Academy | Cosby | ||
Cosby High School | Cosby | ||
Parrottsville High School | Parrottsville | Established during the 1800s in what is considered the third-oldest town in the state. Consolidated into Cocke Co. High School in 1975. | |
Tanner Training High School | Newport | Closed in 1966 when Cocke County Schools were desegregated and the African-American students from Tanner merged with Cocke County High School. | THSAA member |
Coffee County | |||
Coffee Co. Central High School | Manchester | ||
Coffee Co. Virtual Academy | Manchester | ||
Davison Academy | Tullahoma | THSAA member | |
Fitzgerald and Clarke School | Tullahoma | IAA member (1913) | |
Manchester Central High School | Manchester | ||
Tullahoma High School | Tullahoma | ||
Tullahoma Virtual Academy | Tullahoma | ||
Crockett County | |||
Alamo Central High School | Alamo | THSAA member | |
Alamo High School | Alamo | ||
Bells High School | Bells | ||
Crockett Co. High School | Alamo | ||
Crockett High School | Maury City | ||
Friendship High School | Friendship | ||
Gadsden High School | Gadsden | ||
Hamlett-Robertson High School | Crockett Mills | ||
Maury City High School | Maury City | ||
Cumberland County | |||
Crossville High School | Crossville | ||
Cumberland Co. High School | Crossville | ||
Cumberland Homesteads High School | Homesteads | ||
Cumberland Mountain High School | Crossville | ||
Pleasant Hill Academy | Pleasant Hill | ||
Stone Memorial High School | Crossville | ||
The Phoenix School | Crossville | ||
Davidson County | |||
Antioch High School | Antioch | ||
Bellevue High School | Bellevue | ||
Benton Hall School | Nashville | ||
Big Picture High School | Nashville | ||
Bowen School | Nashville | IAA member (1913) | |
Cameron High School | Nashville | Cameron School was established in 1928 when Pearl Jr. High was renamed in memory of Lt. Henry A. Cameron, a former school instructor of science at Pearl High School, who lost his life in the Battle of Argonne Forest, France on October 30th, 1918, two weeks before the end of World War I. The school began serving grades 7-12 in 1955 and graduated its first senior class in 1957. The last senior class graduated in 1971. |
THSAA member |
Cane Ridge High School | Antioch | ||
Cathedral High School | Nashville | ||
Christ Presbyterian Academy | Nashville | ||
Cohn High School | Nashville | ||
Coleman Brown High School | Bellevue | ||
Cumberland High School | Nashville | ||
Davidson Academy | Nashville | ||
Donelson Christian Academy | Nashville | ||
Donelson High School | Donelson | ||
Duncan College Preparatory School | Nashville | IAA member (1913) | |
DuPont High School - Hermitage | Hermitage | Opened in 1969 after the destruction of the original DuPont High School in 1967. The first principal of the school was Mr. James Bridgeman. The school closed in 1986. |
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DuPont High School - Old Hickory | Old Hickory | Established in 1926 as an extension of DuPont Elementary, a school built by the DuPont Nemours Company during WWI. The first senior class graduated in 1928. DuPont High School was built in 1930. The first principal was C. P. Ferguson. A lighted football field, the first in the county, was added in 1936. The school, which stood on the property which is now DuPont-Hadley Middle School, was destroyed by fire in 1967. |
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East Nashville Magnet School | Nashville | Opened in 1993 as East Literature Magnet School and graduated its first class in 1997. The school was renamed East Nashville Magnet School in 2012. | |
Ensworth High School | Nashville | ||
Ezell-Harding Christian School | Antioch | ||
Father Ryan High School | Nashville | ||
Franklin Road Academy | Nashville | ||
Glencliff Academy | Nashville | ||
Glencliff High School | Nashville | ||
Goodlettsville High School | Goodlettsville | Goodlettsville School was organized in the fall of 1917 with classes being held in tents and a house that had been donated to the county. The first class graduated in 1921. Closed in 1986 along with Madison High to create Hunters Lane High School. |
TSSAA Charter Member (1925) |
Goodpasture Christian School | Madison | ||
Harpeth Hall School | Nashville | ||
Haynes High School | Nashville | Haynes School began as an elementary school in 1931 and was named for William Haynes, a local African American who made the land available on which the school was built. The last senior class graduated in 1967. |
THSAA member |
Hermitage Hall | Nashville | ||
Hillsboro High School | Nashville | ||
Hillwood High School | Nashville | School closed at the end of the 2022-23 School Year. | |
Howard High School | Nashville | ||
Hume-Fogg Academic Magnet | Nashville | Established in 1912. Nashville's first public high school. | TSSAA Charter Member (1925) |
Hunters Lane High School | Nashville | ||
Independence Academy High School | Antioch | ||
Isaac Litton High School | Nashville | ||
James Lawson High School | Nashville | Construction began in 2019 on the previous site of HopePark Church in Bellvue to replace Hillwood High School in 2023. | |
Jere Baxter High School | Nashville | ||
Joelton High School | Joelton | ||
John Overton High School | Nashville | ||
Jordonia High School | Jordonia | The school opened in 1911 when the General Assembly enacted a law prohibiting the incarceration of juveniles (anyone under the age of eighteen) in adult penal institutions. The school was formally known as the Tennessee Reformatory for Boys. The school was renamed Spencer Youth Center in 1971 and is more recently known as Woodland Hills Youth Development Center. |
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Kehilla High School | Nashville | ||
KIPP Antioch Global High School | Antioch | ||
KIPP Nashville Collegiate School | Nashville | ||
Knowledge Academies | Antioch | ||
LEAD Academy | Nashville | ||
LEAD Southeast High School | Nashville | ||
Lighthouse Christian Academy | Antioch | ||
Lipscomb Academy | Nashville | Founded as the Nashville Bible School in 1891 by David Lipscomb and James A. Harding. The school changed its name from David Lipscomb Campus School to Lipscomb Academy in 2012. | |
Madison High School | Madison | Madison High opened in 1953. Herman DePriest was the school's first principal. The school was closed in 1986 and consolidated with Goodlettesville High to become Hunters Lane High School. The building now houses Madison Middle School. |
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Maplewood Comprehensive High School | Nashville | ||
Martin Luther King High School | Nashville | ||
McGavock High School | Nashville | ||
Meigs High School | Nashville | Meigs School was established as a grammar school for black students in 1883. It served as a high school for 10 years beginning in 1959. The school graduated its last senior class in 1969. |
THSAA member |
MNPS Virtual School | Nashville | ||
Montgomery Bell Academy | Nashville | ||
Nashville Central High School | Nashville | Established in 1917 and closed in 1971. |
TSSAA Charter Member (1925) |
Nashville Christian Institute | Nashville | ||
Nashville Christian School | Nashville | ||
Nashville Community High School | Nashville | ||
Nashville Diploma Plus High School | Nashville | ||
Nashville Early College High School | Nashville | ||
Nashville East High School | Nashville | Opened in 1932. J.J. Keyes was the school's first principal. Closed in 1986 to become East Middle School. | |
Nashville School of the Arts | Nashville | ||
North Nashville High School | Nashville | ||
Peabody Demonstration School | Nashville | Founded on the campus of Peabody College in 1915. Closed and reorganized into University School of Nashville in 1976. | TSSAA Charter Member (1925) |
Pearl Cohn High School | Nashville | Pearl-Cohn was built in 1986 in the location where Washington Junior High School and Ford Greene School formerly stood. |
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Pearl High School | Nashville | Pearl School was established as a grammar school for black students in 1883. In 1897 it became Pearl High School. The school closed in 1983 with the creation of Pearl-Cohn High School. The former building now serves as the home of Martin Luther King Jr. Magnet School. |
THSAA member |
RePublic High School | Nashville | ||
Robert Winthrop School | Nashville | ||
St. Bernard Academy | Nashville | Established in 1866 and became grades K-8 only in 1988. | |
St. Cecilia Academy | Nashville | ||
STEM Prep Academy | Nashville | ||
Stratford High School | Nashville | ||
Templeton Academy | Nashville | ||
Tennessee Industrial School | Nashville | ||
Tennessee Preparatory School | Nashville | The school was established as the Randall Cole Industrial School on February 20, 1885. Became known as the Tennessee Industrial School (TIS) in 1887 when the State of Tennessee assumed its operation. Renamed Tennessee Preparatory School in 1955. The high school ceased classes in December 2002. | |
Tennessee School for the Blind | Nashville | ||
Tennessee Training & Agricultural School | Nashville | ||
The Cohn Learning Center | Nashville | School Closed July 31, 2020 | |
Two Rivers High School | Donelson | Open from 1964-1971. | |
University School of Nashville | Nashville | ||
Valor College Prep | Nashville | ||
Wallace University School | Nashville | ||
West End High School | Nashville | Built in 1937 by the Public Works Administration and converted to a middle school in 1968. In that time, the school had only two principals, William H. Yarborough and John A. Oliver. | |
Whites Creek High School | Whites Creek | ||
Decatur County | |||
Crowder High School | Decaturville | THSAA member | |
Decatur Co. High School | Decaturville | The 1922 class is the school's first graduating class of record. Two fires contributed to the loss of the school building in 1956. The school was moved into a new building and renamed Decaturville High School in 1957. It was closed and consolidated into Decatur Co. Riverside High School in 1965. | |
Decatur Co. Riverside High School | Decaturville | Riverside opened in 1965, consolidating all other Decatur County high schools. The school's first principal was Harold Holmes. | |
Parsons High School | Parsons | Consolidated into Riverside High School in 1965. | |
Sugar Tree High School | Sugar Tree | ||
DeKalb County | |||
DeKalb Co. High School | Smithville | ||
Lawrence High School | Alexandria | ||
Liberty High School | Liberty | TSSAA Charter Member (1925) | |
Pure Fountain College | Smithville | TSSAA Charter Member (1925) | |
Dickson County | |||
Charlotte High School | Charlotte | ||
Creek Wood High School | Charlotte | ||
Dickson Central High School | Dickson | TSSAA Charter Member (1925) | |
Dickson Co. High School | Dickson | ||
Hampton High School | Dickson | THSAA member | |
Ruskin Cave College Preparatory School | Ruskin Cave | ||
White Bluff High School | White Bluff | ||
William James High School | White Bluff | THSAA member | |
Dyer County | |||
Bogota High School | Bogota | ||
Bruce High School | Dyersburg | THSAA member | |
Dyer Co. High School | Newbern | ||
Dyersburg High School | Dyersburg | ||
Newbern High School | Newbern | ||
Trimble High School | Trimble | ||
Fayette County | |||
East Junior High School | Somerville | ||
Fayette Academy | Somerville | ||
Fayette Co. High School | Somerville | ||
Fayette Co. Training School | Somerville | THSAA member | |
Fayette-Ware Comprehensive High School | Somerville | Established in the late-1960s as a result of the consolidation of Fayette County High School and W. P. Ware High School. | |
Moscow High School | Moscow | ||
Rossville Christian Academy | Rossville | ||
W. P. Ware High School | Somerville | Established in the mid-1910s as Fayette County Training School, a high school for black students. Became a four-year high school in 1928. W. P. Ware was the school's first principal. The school was closed after being consolidated with Fayette County High School to form Fayette-Ware High School. | THSAA member |
West Junior High School | Oakland | ||
Fentress County | |||
Alvin C. York Institute | Jamestown | ||
Clarkrange High School | Clarkrange | ||
New Providence Demonstration School | Clarkrange | ||
Stockton Valley Academy | Helena | ||
Wilder High School | Wilder | ||
Franklin County | |||
Franklin Co. High School | Winchester | Believed to be formed as the result of school consolidation. | TSSAA Charter Member (1925) |
H. Louis Scott Junior High School | Winchester | ||
Huntland High School | Huntland | ||
Sewanee Military Academy | Sewanee | ||
Sherwood High School | Sherwood | ||
St. Andrew's - Sewanee School | Sewanee | ||
Townsend High School - Winchester | Winchester | THSAA member | |
Winchester Central High School | Winchester | ||
Winchester Christian Academy | Winchester | ||
Gibson County | |||
Bradford High School | Bradford | ||
Brazil High School | Brazil | ||
Dyer High School | Dyer | ||
Fitzgerald and Clarke School | Trenton | ||
Gibson Co. High School | Dyer | ||
Gibson High School | Gibson | ||
Humboldt High School | Humboldt | ||
Laneview High School | Trenton | ||
Medina High School | Medina | ||
Milan High School | Milan | ||
Peabody High School | Trenton | ||
Polk-Clark High School | Milan | THSAA member | |
Rosenwald High School | Trenton | THSAA member | |
Rutherford High School | Rutherford | ||
South Gibson Co. High School | Medina | ||
Spring Hill High School | Eaton | ||
Stigall High School | Humboldt | THSAA member | |
Yorkville High School | Yorkville | ||
Giles County | |||
Beech Hill High School | Diana | ||
Bodenham High School | Pulaski | ||
Bridgeforth High School | Pulaski | THSAA member | |
Bunker Hill High School | Frankewing | ||
Campbellsville High School | Campbellsville | ||
Elkton High School | Elkton | ||
Giles Co. High School | Pulaski | ||
Jones High School - Lynnville | Lynnville | ||
Massey Military School | Pulaski | IAA member (1913) | |
McBurg High School | Frankewing | ||
Minor Hill High School | Minor Hill | ||
Prospect High School | Prospect | ||
Pulaski Central High School | Pulaski | ||
Richland High School | Lynnville | ||
Stella High School | Prospect | ||
Grainger County | |||
Grainger High School | Rutledge | Prior to the 2008-09 school year, this school was known as Rutledge High School. | |
Washburn High School | Washburn | ||
Greene County | |||
Baileyton High School | Baileyton | ||
Camp Creek Academy | Greeneville | ||
Cedar Creek High School | Greeneville | ||
Chuckey High School | Chuckey | ||
Chuckey-Doak High School | Afton | ||
Doak High School | Tusculum | ||
George Clem High School | Greeneville | First organized in 1887 by the African Methodist Episcopal Zion Church as Greeneville College. Became a public school for black students in 1932. George Clem became the school's principal in 1935. Named in honor of George Clem in 1939. Closed in 1965 as a result of desegregation. The school building now serves as the Greeneville City Schools central office. | THSAA member |
Glenwood High School | Greeneville | ||
Greene Online Academy of Learning | Greeneville | ||
Greeneville High School | Greeneville | ||
Jearoldstown High School | Jearoldstown | ||
McDonald High School | Mohawk | ||
Mosheim High School | Mosheim | ||
North Greene High School | Greeneville | ||
Ottoway High School | Greeneville | ||
River Academy | Greeneville | ||
South Greene High School | Greeneville | ||
St. James High School | Greeneville | ||
Tennessee Online Public School at Greeneville | Greeneville | ||
Warrensburg High School | Midway | ||
West Greene High School | Mosheim | ||
Grundy County | |||
Grundy Co. High School | Coalmont | Grundy Co. High School was founded in 1928 in Tracy City. From 1894 until 1928, the county's high school students attended James K. Shook School in Tracy City. The current building in Coalmont opened in 1997. | |
Hamblen County | |||
Morristown High School | Morristown | ||
Morristown-Hamblen High School East | Morristown | ||
Morristown-Hamblen High School West | Morristown | ||
Russellville High School | Russellville | ||
West High School | Morristown | THSAA member | |
Whitesburg High School | Whitesburg | ||
Witt High School | Morristown | ||
Hamilton County | |||
21st Century Academy | Chattanooga | ||
Baylor School | Chattanooga | TSSAA Charter Member (1925) | |
Birchwood High School | Birchwood | ||
Booker T. Washington High School | Chattanooga | THSAA member | |
Boyd Buchanan High School | Chattanooga | ||
Brainerd High School | Chattanooga | ||
Chatt. School for the Arts & Sciences | Chattanooga | ||
Chattanooga Central High School | Harrison | TSSAA Charter Member (1925) | |
Chattanooga Charter School of Excellence High | Chattanooga | ||
Chattanooga Christian School | Chattanooga | ||
Chattanooga City High School | Chattanooga | ||
Chattanooga Girls' Leadership Academy | Chattanooga | ||
Chattanooga High Center for Creative Arts | Chattanooga | ||
Chattanooga Preparatory School | Chattanooga | ||
Chattanooga School for the Liberal Arts | Chattanooga | ||
Collegedale Academy | College | ||
David Brainerd Christian School | Chattanooga | ||
East Hamilton High School | Ooltewah | ||
East Ridge High School | Chattanooga | ||
Girls Preparatory School | Chattanooga | ||
Grace Baptist Academy | Chattanooga | ||
Hamilton Co. Collegiate High School | Chattanooga | ||
Hamilton Co. Virtual School | Chattanooga | ||
Hamilton County Training School | Chattanooga | ||
Hixson High School | Hixson | ||
Howard High School | Chattanooga | Opened in 1865 and named after Civil War General Oliver O. Howard, head of the newly established Freedmen’s Bureau. The school was incorporated into the city school system in 1873. The school moved to its current location on South Market St. in 1954. |
THSAA member |
Ivy Academy | Soddy-Daisy | ||
Kirkman High School | Chattanooga | ||
Lookout Valley High School | Chattanooga | ||
McCallie School | Chattanooga | ||
Notre Dame High School | Chattanooga | ||
Ooltewah High School | Ooltewah | ||
Red Bank High School | Chattanooga | ||
Riverside High School | Chattanooga | THSAA member | |
Sale Creek High School | Sale Creek | ||
Sale Creek High School | Sale Creek | ||
Sequoyah High School - Soddy-Daisy | Soddy-Daisy | ||
Signal Mountain High School | Signal Mountain | ||
Silverdale Baptist Academy | Chattanooga | ||
Skyuka Hall | Chattanooga | ||
Soddy Daisy High School | Soddy-Daisy | ||
Soddy High School | Soddy | ||
STEM School of Chattanooga | Chattanooga | ||
Tennessee Temple Academy | Chattanooga | ||
The Howard School | Chattanooga | ||
Tyner Academy | Chattanooga | ||
Hancock County | |||
Hancock Co. High School | Sneedville | ||
Hardeman County | |||
Allen-White High School | Whiteville | THSAA member | |
Bolivar Central High School | Bolivar | ||
Bolivar Industrial High School | Bolivar | THSAA member | |
Grand Junction High School | Grand Junction | ||
Middleton High School | Middleton | ||
Silerton High School | Silerton | ||
Toone High School | Toone | ||
Whiteville High School | Whiteville | ||
Hardin County | |||
Dunbar High School | Savannah | THSAA member | |
Hardin Co. High School | Savannah | ||
Morris Chapel High School | Right | ||
Pickwick South Side | Counce | ||
Saltillo High School | Saltillo | ||
Savannah Central High School | Savannah | ||
Savannah Institute | Savannah | ||
Shiloh High School | Pittsburg Landing | ||
Hawkins County | |||
Bulls Gap High School | Bulls Gap | ||
Cherokee High School | Rogersville | Established in 1980 as the result of the consolidation of Rogersville High School and Bulls Gap High School. The school is named after nearby Cherokee Lake. | |
Clinch High School | Sneedville | ||
Hawkins Co. Virtual Academy | Rogersville | ||
St. Clair High School | St. Clair | ||
Volunteer High School | Church Hill | ||
Haywood County | |||
Carver High School | Brownsville | THSAA member | |
Haywood High School | Brownsville | TSSAA Charter Member (1925) | |
Tennessee Academy | Brownsville | ||
Henderson County | |||
Lexington High School | Lexington | ||
Montgomery High School | Lexington | THSAA member | |
Poplar Springs High School | Juno | ||
Reagan High School | Reagan | ||
Russell's Cross Roads High School | Luray | ||
Sardis High School | Sardis | ||
Scotts Hill High School | Reagan | ||
Henry County | |||
Buchanan High School | Buchanan | ||
Cottage Grove High School | Cottage Grove | ||
E.W. Grove Junior High School | Paris | ||
Grove High School | Paris | Established in 1906. Consolidated into Henry County High School in 1969. | TSSAA Charter Member (1925) |
Henry Co. High School | Paris | ||
Henry Co. Training School | Paris | THSAA member | |
Henry High School | Henry | ||
Paris Central High School | Paris | THSAA member | |
Puryear High School | Puryear | ||
Springville High School | Springville | ||
Hickman County | |||
Bernard High School | Centerville | THSAA member | |
Centerville High School | Centerville | ||
East Hickman High School | Lyles | ||
Hickman Co. High School | Centerville | ||
Little Lot High School | Little Lot | ||
Shady Grove High School | Duck River | ||
Houston County | |||
Erin High School | Erin | Established in 1911. Replaced by Houston County High School in 1958. | TSSAA Charter Member (1925) |
Hensley High School | Erin | Open from 1925-1965. | THSAA member |
Houston Co. High School | Erin | Opened in 1958 after the consolidation of Erin and Yellow Creek. | |
Yellow Creek High School | Cumberland City | ||
Humphreys County | |||
Bakerville High School | Bakerville | ||
Hillcrest High School | Halls Creek | ||
McEwen High School | McEwen | ||
Natchez Trace Youth Academy | Waverly | ||
Porch-Reid High School | Waverly | THSAA member | |
Tribble High School | Johnsonville | ||
Waverly Central High School | Waverly | TSSAA Charter Member (1925) | |
Jackson County | |||
Granville High School | Granville | ||
Jackson Co. High School | Gainesboro | ||
Jefferson County | |||
Chestnut Hill High School | Dandridge | ||
Jefferson City High School | Jefferson City | ||
Jefferson Co. High School | Dandridge | ||
Lakeway Christian Academy | White Pine | ||
Maury High School | Dandridge | ||
Nelson-Merry High School | Jefferson City | THSAA member | |
New Market High School | New Market | ||
White Pine High School | White Pine | ||
Johnson County | |||
Elk Mills High School | Butler | ||
Johnson Co. High School | Mountain City | ||
Watauga Academy | Butler | ||
Kentucky County | |||
Vanderbilt Training School | Elkton | IAA member (1913) | |
Knox County | |||
Austin High School | Knoxville | THSAA member | |
Austin-East High School | Knoxville | ||
Baker-Himel School | Knoxville | ||
Bearden High School | Knoxville | ||
Berean Christian School | Knoxville | ||
Career Magnet Academy | Knoxville | ||
Carter High School | Strawberry Plains | ||
Christian Academy of Knoxville | Knoxville | ||
Clexton High School | Heiskell | ||
Concord Christian School | Knoxville | ||
Doris A. Walker Academy | Knoxville | ||
Doyle High School | Knoxville | ||
Farragut High School | Knoxville | ||
First Baptist Academy | Powell | ||
Freedom Christian Academy | Knoxville | ||
Fulton High School | Knoxville | ||
Gibbs High School | Corryton | ||
Grace Christian Academy - Knoxville | Knoxville | ||
Hardin Valley Academy | Knoxville | ||
Holston High School - Knoxville | Knoxville | ||
Karns High School | Knoxville | ||
Knox Co. Virtual School | Knoxville | ||
Knox County Occupational Training School | Knoxville | ||
Knoxville Catholic High School | Knoxville | ||
Knoxville Central High School | Knoxville | ||
Knoxville Christian School | Knoxville | Withdrew at the beginning of the 2021-22 School Year. | |
Knoxville East High School | Knoxville | ||
Knoxville Halls High School | Knoxville | ||
Knoxville High School | Knoxville | TSSAA Charter Member (1925) | |
L&N STEM Academy | Knoxville | ||
Park City High School | Knoxville | ||
Powell High School | Powell | ||
River's Edge Christian Academy | Knoxville | ||
Rule High School | Knoxville | ||
Rush Strong High School | Strawberry Plains | ||
South High School | Knoxville | ||
South-Doyle High School | Knoxville | ||
South-Young High School | Knoxville | ||
Stair Technical Institute | Knoxville | ||
Tennessee School for the Deaf | Knoxville | ||
Webb School of Knoxville | Knoxville | ||
West High School | Knoxville | ||
Young High School | Knoxville | ||
Lake County | |||
Lake Co. High School | Tiptonville | ||
Lincoln High School | Tiptonville | THSAA member | |
Ridgely High School | Ridgely | ||
Tiptonville High School | Tiptonville | ||
Lauderdale County | |||
Halls Consolidated High School | Halls | THSAA member | |
Halls High School | Halls | ||
Lauderdale Co. Training School | Ripley | THSAA member | |
Nankipoo High School | Halls | ||
Ripley High School | Ripley | ||
Lawrence County | |||
Lawrence Co. High School | Lawrenceburg | TSSAA Charter Member (1925) | |
Loretto High School | Loretto | ||
Pioneer Virtual Academy | Lawrenceburg | ||
Summertown High School | Summertown | ||
Lewis County | |||
Lewis Co. High School | Hohenwald | ||
Lincoln County | |||
Blanche High School | Blanche | ||
Boonshill High School | Boonshill | ||
Camargo High School | Fayetteville | ||
Dellrose High School | Dellrose | ||
Fayetteville Central Junior High | Fayetteville | ||
Fayetteville High School | Fayetteville | ||
Flintville High School | Flintville | ||
Kelso High School | Kelso | ||
Lincoln Central Academy | Fayetteville | Withdrew at the beginning of the 2021-22 School Year. | |
Lincoln Co. High School | Fayetteville | Opened in 1979. | |
Lincoln Co. Ninth Grade Academy | Fayetteville | ||
Lincoln High School | Lincoln | ||
Mulberry High School | Mulberry | ||
Riverside Christian Academy | Fayetteville | ||
West End High School | Fayetteville | THSAA member | |
Loudon County | |||
Greenback High School | Greenback | ||
Lenoir City High School | Lenoir City | ||
Loudon High School | Loudon | ||
The iLearn Institute at Lenoir City Schools | Lenoir City | ||
Macon County | |||
Macon Christian Academy | Lafayette | ||
Macon Co. High School | Lafayette | ||
Red Boiling Springs High School | Red Boiling Springs | ||
Madison County | |||
Beech Bluff High School | Beech Bluff | ||
Bemis High School | Bemis | ||
Brown's High School | Jackson | ||
Episcopal Day School | Jackson | ||
Fairview High School | Fairview | ||
Family Christian School | Jackson | ||
George A. Thomas, Jr. Academy | Pinson | ||
Huntersville High School | Huntersville | ||
J. B. Young High School | Bemis | ||
Jackson Academic STEAM Academy | Jackson | ||
Jackson Central Merry Early College High School | Jackson | ||
Jackson Central-Merry Academy of Medical Technology | Jackson | ||
Jackson Central-Merry High School | Jackson | ||
Jackson Christian School | Jackson | ||
Jackson East High School | Jackson | THSAA member | |
Jackson High School | Jackson | ||
Jackson North Side High School | Jackson | ||
Jackson Preparatory School | Jackson | ||
Jackson South Side High School | Jackson | ||
Liberty Technology Magnet High School | Jackson | ||
Madison Academic Magnet High School | Jackson | ||
Malesus High School | Malesus | ||
Medon High School | Medon | ||
Mercer High School | Mercer | ||
Merry High School | Jackson | THSAA member | |
Oakfield High School | Oakfield | ||
Old Hickory Academy | Jackson | ||
Pinson High School | Pinson | ||
Pope High School | Jackson | ||
Providence High School | Providence | ||
Sacred Heart of Jesus High School | Jackson | ||
Spring Creek High School | Spring Creek | ||
Trinity Christian Academy | Jackson | ||
University School of Jackson | Jackson | ||
West High School | Denmark | THSAA member | |
Marion County | |||
Marion Co. High School | Jasper | ||
McReynolds High School | South Pittsburg | THSAA member | |
Prior Institute | Jasper | ||
Richard Hardy Memorial School | South Pittsburg | ||
South Pittsburg High School | South Pittsburg | ||
Whitwell High School | Whitwell | ||
Marshall County | |||
Belfast High School | Belfast | ||
Cornersville High School | Cornersville | TSSAA Charter Member (1925) | |
Forrest High School | Chapel Hill | ||
Jones High School - Lewisburg | Lewisburg | THSAA member | |
Marshall Co. High School | Lewisburg | ||
Morgan School | Petersburg | ||
Petersburg High School | Petersburg | ||
Price-Webb School | Lewisburg | IAA member (1913) | |
Maury County | |||
Branham and Hughes Military Academy | Spring Hill | IAA member (1913) | |
Carver-Smith High School | Columbia | THSAA member | |
Clark High School | Mt. Pleasant | THSAA member | |
Columbia Academy | Columbia | ||
Columbia Central High School | Columbia | ||
Columbia Female Institute | Columbia | ||
Columbia Military Academy | Columbia | ||
Cross Bridges High School | Mt. Pleasant | ||
Culleoka High School | Culleoka | ||
Fountain Heights High School | Columbia | ||
Hampshire High School | Hampshire | TSSAA Charter Member (1925) | |
Hay-Long High School | Mt. Pleasant | ||
Howard Institute | Mt. Pleasant | ||
Magnolia Academy | Columbia | ||
Mt. Pleasant High School | Mt. Pleasant | ||
Mynders High School | Columbia | ||
Santa Fe High School | Santa Fe | ||
Spring Hill High School | Columbia | ||
Stephens High School | Hampshire | ||
Virtual Academy of Maury County | Columbia | ||
Zion Christian Academy | Columbia | Withdrew in 2021. | |
McMinn County | |||
Athens Junior High School | Athens | ||
Calhoun High School | Calhoun | ||
Christ's Legacy Academy | Athens | ||
Cook High School | Athens | THSAA member | |
Englewood High School | Englewood | ||
Etowah High School | Etowah | ||
Fairview Christian Academy | Athens | ||
Hills View High School | Riceville | ||
McMinn Central High School | Englewood | ||
McMinn Co. High School | Athens | ||
Niota High School | Niota | ||
Riceville High School | Riceville | ||
Union Grove High School | Niota | ||
McNairy County | |||
Adamsville College | Adamsville | ||
Adamsville High School | Adamsville | ||
Bethel Springs High School | Bethel Springs | ||
Finger High School | Finger | ||
McNairy Central High School | Selmer | ||
McNairy Co. Training School | Selmer | THSAA member | |
Michie High School | Michie | ||
Purdy High School | Purdy | ||
Ramer High School | Ramer | ||
Selmer High School | Selmer | ||
Stantonville High School | Stantonville | ||
Tri-County High School | Milledgeville | ||
Meigs County | |||
Meigs Co. High School | Decatur | ||
Monroe County | |||
Greenbrier High School | Sweetwater | THSAA member | |
High Point High School | Sweetwater | THSAA member | |
Madisonville High School | Madisonville | ||
Monroe Co. Virtual School | Madisonville | ||
Sequoyah High School - Madisonville | Madisonville | ||
Sweetwater High School | Sweetwater | ||
Tellico Plains High School | Tellico Plains | ||
Tennessee Military Institute | Sweetwater | ||
Vonore High School | Vonore | ||
Montgomery County | |||
Burt High School | Clarksville | THSAA member | |
Clarksville Academy | Clarksville | ||
Clarksville High School | Clarksville | TSSAA Charter Member (1925) | |
Cumberland City Academy | Cumberland City | ||
Kenwood High School | Clarksville | ||
Kirkwood High School | Clarksville | ||
Montgomery Central High School | Cunningham | ||
Northeast High School | Clarksville | ||
Northwest High School | Clarksville | ||
Rossview High School | Clarksville | ||
Southside High School | Southside | ||
W. T. Thomas High School | Cumberland City | THSAA member | |
West Creek High School | Clarksville | ||
Woodlawn High School | Woodlawn | ||
Moore County | |||
Lynchburg High School | Lynchburg | ||
Moore Co. High School | Lynchburg | ||
Morgan County | |||
Burrville High School | Burrville | ||
Coalfield High School | Coalfield | ||
Oakdale High School | Oakdale | Believed to have been formed as the result of school consolidation. | |
Sunbright High School | Sunbright | ||
Wartburg Central High School | Wartburg | ||
Obion County | |||
Central High Two Year | Rives | ||
Cloverdale High School | Elbridge | IAA member (1913) | |
Cunningham High School | Union City | ||
Dixie High School | Union City | ||
Hornbeak High School | Hornbeak | ||
Kenton High School | Kenton | ||
Mason Hall High School | Kenton | ||
Miles High School | Union City | THSAA member | |
Obion Co. Central High School | Troy | ||
Obion High School | Obion | ||
Rives High School | Rives | ||
South Fulton High School | South Fulton | ||
Troy High School | Troy | ||
Union City High School | Union City | TSSAA Charter Member (1925) | |
Woodland Mills High School | Woodland Mills | ||
Overton County | |||
Alpine Institute | Alpine | Organized by Dr. John L. Dillard on the top of Alpine Mountain in 1821, the school was moved off the mountain after the Civil War and named Alpine Institute. A. H. Roberts, later a Tennessee governor, taught there in the early 1890s. The school was revived in 1917 by the Board of the National Missions of the U.S.A. Presbyterian Church. The high school was turned over to Overton County in 1946. |
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Crawford High School | Crawford | ||
Fiske Academy | Hilham | ||
Livingston Academy | Livingston | Established in 1909 by the Christian Women's Board of Missions of the Christian Church. In 1947, the school was sold to Overton County and has since been operated as a public county high school. The current school building opened in 1976. |
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Rickman High School | Rickman | ||
Perry County | |||
Cedar Creek High School | Linden | ||
Linden High School | Linden | Linden High School and Lobelville High School consolidated to become Perry County High School in 1963. | |
Lobelville High School | Lobelville | ||
Perry Co. High School | Linden | ||
Perry Co. Virtual School | Linden | ||
Pickett County | |||
Pickett Co. High School | Byrdstown | ||
Polk County | |||
Copper Basin High School | Copperhill | Established in 1956 with the consolidation of Polk County's eastern-most high schools: Ducktown and Copperhill. | |
Copperhill High School | Copperhill | Closed in 1956 and consolidated with Ducktown High School to create Copper Basin High School. | |
Ducktown High School | Ducktown | Located in the historic Kimsey Junior College building from 1938 until the school's consolidation with Copperhill High School in 1956. | |
Polk Co. High School | Benton | Established in 1912 through the promotion of J.D. Clemmer, with John L. Brewer as its first and long-time principal. It was one of the first high schools in the state to be accredited. | |
Polk Innovative Learning Academy | Benton | ||
Putnam County | |||
Algood High School | Algood | Established in 1892 as a primary school serving the town of Algood. The high school program was discontinued in 1966. |
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Baxter Seminary | Baxter | Baxter Seminary traces its origin to the 1890s when Bloomington College was established by H.C. and C.W. Coleman. In 1896, the school burned and was reopened in Red Boiling Springs as Wesleyan Memorial Academy. In 1908, the Methodist Episcopal Church assumed responsibility for the school and moved it to Baxter where it was renamed Baxter Seminary. The school was led by Dr. Harry L. Upperman from 1923-1957 and ultimately sold to Putnam County in 1959 to become Upperman High School. |
TSSAA Charter Member (1925) |
Cookeville High School | Cookeville | Cookeville High School has a long history dating back to the establishment of Washington Academy in 1891. The school was known as Central High from 1932 until 1966 and Putnam Senior High from 1966 until 1981. The current building was constructed in 1996 on the grounds of the former Putnam Airport. |
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DeBerry Academy | Bloomington Springs | Established as Junior Military Academy in 1919 by Col. L. L. Rice. In 1922, Rice appointed Major Roy DeBerry as headmaster. DeBerry would purchase the school in 1925 and change the name to DeBerry Academy in 1970. |
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Highland Rim Academy | Cookeville | Established in 2007, Highland Rim Academy is a K-12 classical Christian school. |
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Monterey High School | Monterey | Established around 1915. |
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Putnam Co. High School | Cookeville | Merged with Dixie College in 1914 and became part of Tennessee Polytechnic Institute in 1916 when Dixie College ceded its property to the state for the establishment of a new state university. |
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Upperman High School | Baxter | Opened in 1959 on the campus of the former Baxter Seminary and named for the school's long-time president, Dr. Harry Lee Upperman. A new building for the school was erected in 1976, which is now occupied by Cornerstone Middle School. The current school building opened at a new site in 2003. |
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Virtual Instruction to Accentuate Learning | Cookeville | ||
Rhea County | |||
Rhea Central High School | Dayton | ||
Rhea Co. High School | Evensville | ||
Spring City High School | Spring City | ||
Roane County | |||
Campbell High School | Rockwood | THSAA member | |
Fairview High School | Kingston | ||
Harriman High School | Harriman | ||
Harriman Occupational Training School | Harriman | ||
Kingston High School | Kingston | ||
Midway High School | Kingston | ||
Oliver Springs High School | Oliver Springs | Believed to have been formed as the result of school consolidation. | |
Paint Rock High School | Kingston | ||
Roane Co. High School | Kingston | ||
Roane Co. Virtual Academy | Harriman | ||
Rockwood High School | Rockwood | ||
South Harriman High School | Harriman | ||
Wheat High School | Wheat | TSSAA Charter Member (1925) | |
Robertson County | |||
Barren Plains High School | Springfield | ||
Bell High School | Adams | ||
Bransford High School | Springfield | THSAA member | |
Cedar Hill High School | Cedar Hill | TSSAA Charter Member (1925) | |
Coopertown High School | Springfield | ||
Cross Plains High School | Cross Plains | TSSAA Charter Member (1925) | |
Dayspring Academy | Greenbrier | ||
East Robertson High School | Cross Plains | ||
Greenbrier High School | Greenbrier | ||
Innovation Academy of Robertson County | Springfield | ||
Jo Byrns High School | Cedar Hill | ||
Orlinda High School | Orlinda | TSSAA Charter Member (1925) | |
Peoples-Tucker School | Springfield | IAA member (1913) | |
Springfield High School | Springfield | TSSAA Charter Member (1925) | |
Tate School | Springfield | ||
White House Heritage High School | White House | ||
Rutherford County | |||
Anderson School for Boys | Murfreesboro | ||
Blackman High School | Murfreesboro | ||
Buchanan High School | Buchanan | Closed in 1943. | |
Christiana High School | Christiana | ||
Eagleville High School | Eagleville | TSSAA Charter Member (1925) | |
Fosterville High School | Fosterville | ||
Holloway High School | Murfreesboro | THSAA member | |
Kittrell High School | Readyville | ||
Lancaster Christian Academy | |||
Lascassas High School | Lascassas | ||
LaVergne High School | La Vergne | ||
Middle Tennessee Christian School | Murfreesboro | ||
Middle Tennessee Normal School | Murfreesboro | ||
Milton High School | Milton | ||
Mooney School for Boys | Murfreesboro | ||
Murfreesboro Central High School | Murfreesboro | Closed in 1972 with the opening of Oakland and Riverdale High Schools. Murfreesboro Central Magnet High School was opened on the same grounds in 2010. | TSSAA Charter Member (1925) |
Murfreesboro Central Magnet School | Murfreesboro | ||
Murray High School | Readyville | ||
Oakland High School | Murfreesboro | ||
Providence Christian Academy | Murfreesboro | ||
Riverdale High School | Murfreesboro | ||
Rockvale High School | Rockvale | The school in Rockvale dates back to the 1800s. The first brick school building was built in 1927. The school was closed and consolidated into Riverdale High School in 1972. It was reopened in 2019. | |
Rutherford Co. Virtual School | Smyrna | ||
Siegel High School | Murfreesboro | ||
Smyrna High School | Smyrna | ||
Stewarts Creek High School | Smyrna | ||
Walter Hill High School | Walter Hill | ||
Scott County | |||
Buffalo High School | Oneida | ||
Huntsville High School | Huntsville | ||
Norma High School | Norma | ||
Oneida High School | Oneida | TSSAA Charter Member (1925) | |
Robbins High School | Robbins | ||
Scott High School | Huntsville | ||
Sequatchie County | |||
Sequatchie Co. High School | Dunlap | ||
Sevier County | |||
Beech Springs High School | Kodak | ||
Gary Hardin Academy | Sevierville | ||
Gatlinburg-Pittman High School | Gatlinburg | ||
Gatlinburg-Pittman Jr. High School | Gatlinburg | ||
Harrison-Chilhowee Baptist Academy | Seymour | ||
Harrison-Chilhowee High School | Seymour | ||
Harrison-Chilhowee Institute | Seymour | ||
Murphy Collegiate Institute | Sevierville | ||
Northview Academy | Kodak | ||
Northview Jr. Academy | Kodak | ||
Pi Beta Phi High School | Gatlinburg | ||
Pigeon Forge High School | Pigeon Forge | ||
Pigeon Forge Jr. High School | Pigeon Forge | ||
Pittman Center High School | Sevierville | ||
Sevier Co. High School | Sevierville | ||
Sevier Co. Junior High School | Sevierville | ||
Seymour High School | Seymour | ||
Seymour Jr. High School | Seymour | ||
Smoky Mountain Academy | Sevierville | ||
St. Andrews School | Sevierville | ||
The King's Academy | Seymour | ||
Shelby County | |||
Arlington High School | Arlington | Believed to have been formed as the result of school consolidation. | |
Auburndale High School | Cordova | ||
B. T. Washington High School | Memphis | THSAA member | |
Barret's Chapel High School | Arlington | THSAA member | |
Bartlett High School | Bartlett | ||
Bartlett Ninth Grade Academy | Arlington | ||
Bellevue Junior High School | Memphis | ||
Bertrand High School | Memphis | THSAA member | |
Bishop Byrne High School | Memphis | ||
Bluff City High School | Memphis | ||
Bolton High School | Arlington | ||
Bowie Reading & Learning Center | Memphis | ||
Briarcrest Christian School | Eads | ||
Capleville High School | Capleville | THSAA member | |
Christian Brothers High School | Memphis | Established in 1871. | |
City University School of Liberal Arts | Memphis | ||
Collegiate School of Memphis | Memphis | Affiliate Member for 2021-22 School Year. Withdrew at the beginning of the 2023-24 School Year. | |
Collierville High School | Collierville | ||
Collierville Virtual Academy | Collierville | Withdrew at the beginning of the 2023-24 school year. | |
Compass School - Midtown High School | Memphis | ||
Cordova High School | Cordova | ||
Country Day School | Memphis | ||
Craigmont High School | Memphis | ||
Crosstown High School | Memphis | ||
Douglass High School - Memphis | Memphis | THSAA member | |
E. A. Harrold High School | Millington | THSAA member | |
E. E. Jeter High School | Lucy | ||
Elliston Baptist Academy | Memphis | ||
Evangelical Christian School | Cordova | Established in 1965. | |
Fairley High School | Memphis | ||
Father Bertrand High School | Memphis | THSAA member | |
First Assembly Christian School | Cordova | Established in 1972. | |
Frayser Baptist School | Memphis | Established in 1973 and closed in 1983. | |
Frederick Douglass High School | Memphis | ||
Freedom Preparatory Academy | Memphis | ||
Gateway University | Memphis | ||
Geeter High School | Memphis | THSAA member | |
George R. James High School | Eads | ||
George Washington Carver High School | Memphis | THSAA member | |
Georgian Hills Junior High School | Memphis | ||
Germantown High School | Germantown | ||
Germantown Online School of Learning | Germantown | ||
GRAD Academy | Memphis | ||
Hamilton High School | Memphis | THSAA member | |
Harding Academy | Memphis | Established in 1952. | |
Hillcrest High School | Memphis | ||
Hollis F. Price Middle College High School | Memphis | ||
Holy Names High School | Memphis | ||
Houston High School | Germantown | ||
Humes High School | Memphis | ||
Hutchison School | Memphis | Established in 1902. | |
Immaculate Conception High School | Memphis | ||
Kingsbury High School | Memphis | ||
KIPP Memphis Collegiate School | Memphis | ||
Kirby High School | Memphis | ||
Lakeland Preparatory School | Lakeland | ||
Lausanne Collegiate School | Memphis | Established in 1926. | |
Lester High School | Memphis | THSAA member | |
Lighthouse Christian Academy | Millington | ||
M. C. Williams High School | Germantown | ||
Manassas High School | Memphis | THSAA member | |
Margolin Hebrew Academy | Memphis | Withdrew at the beginning of the 2023-24 school year. | |
Martin Luther King, Jr. Preparatory High School | Memphis | ||
Medical District High School | Memphis | ||
Melrose High School | Memphis | THSAA member | |
Memphis Academy of Health Sciences | Memphis | School closed at the end of the 2021-22 school year. | |
Memphis Academy of Science & Engineering | Memphis | ||
Memphis Business Academy | Memphis | ||
Memphis Catholic High School | Memphis | ||
Memphis Central High School | Memphis | TSSAA Charter Member (1925) | |
Memphis East High School | Memphis | ||
Memphis Jewish High School | Memphis | ||
Memphis Middle College High School | Memphis | ||
Memphis Northside High School | Memphis | ||
Memphis Preparatory School | Memphis | Established in 1973. | |
Memphis Rise Academy | Memphis | ||
Memphis School of Excellence | Memphis | ||
Memphis School of Excellence - Cordova | Cordova | ||
Memphis South Side High School | Memphis | TSSAA Charter Member (1925) | |
Memphis Technical High School | Memphis | ||
Memphis University School | Memphis | Established in 1954. | |
Memphis Virtual School | Memphis | ||
Messick High School | Memphis | ||
Millington Central High School | Millington | ||
Mitchell High School | Memphis | THSAA member | |
Mt. Pisgah Early College High School | Cordova | School's grade configuration was changed back to 6-8 after 2022-23 school year. | |
Mt. Pisgah High School | Cordova | THSAA member | |
Nicholas Blackwell High School | Bartlett | ||
Northpoint Christian School | Southaven | Established in 1973 as Southern Baptist Educational Center. | |
Oakhaven Baptist Academy | Memphis | Established in 1974. | |
Oakhaven High School | Memphis | ||
Overton High School | Memphis | ||
Pathways In Education Tennessee - Frayser Campus | Memphis | ||
Pathways in Education Tennessee - Whitehaven Campus | Memphis | ||
Patterson High School | Memphis | THSAA member | |
Pleasant View School | Memphis | ||
Power Center Academy High School | Memphis | ||
Raleigh Egypt High School | Memphis | ||
Ridgeway High School | Memphis | ||
River City High School of Leadership & Service | Memphis | ||
Rosemark High School | Rosemark | ||
Sacred Heart High School | Memphis | ||
Shadowlawn High School | Brunswick | THSAA member | |
Sheffield High School | Memphis | THSAA member | |
Shelby Co. Training School | Lucy | THSAA member | |
Sky View Baptist School | Memphis | Established in 1973. | |
Soulsville Charter School | Memphis | ||
Southwest Early College High School | Memphis | ||
Southwind High School | Memphis | ||
St. Agnes Academy | Memphis | Established in 1851. | |
St. Augustine High School | Memphis | THSAA member | |
St. Benedict at Auburndale | Cordova | ||
St. George's Independent School | Collierville | ||
St. Mary's Episcopal School | Memphis | Established in 1847. | |
St. Thomas High School | Memphis | ||
The Phoenix School for Creative Learners | Germantown | ||
Tipton-Rosemark Academy | Millington | ||
Towering Oaks Academy | Memphis | ||
Treadwell High School | Memphis | ||
Trezevant High School | Memphis | ||
University High School - Memphis | Memphis | ||
W.E.B. Dubois High School | Memphis | ||
W.E.B. Dubois High School of Leadership & Public Policy | Memphis | ||
West Tennessee State Training School | Memphis | ||
Westminster Academy | Memphis | ||
Westside High School | Memphis | ||
Westwood High School | Memphis | ||
White Station High School | Memphis | ||
Whitehaven High School | Memphis | ||
Wooddale High School | Memphis | ||
Woodstock High School | THSAA member | ||
YO! Academy | Memphis | ||
Smith County | |||
Carthage High School | Carthage | TSSAA Charter Member (1925) | |
Gordonsville High School | Gordonsville | ||
Smith Co. High School | Carthage | TSSAA Charter Member (1925) | |
Turner High School | Carthage | THSAA member | |
Stewart County | |||
Cumberland City Academy | Cumberland City | ||
Stewart Co. High School | Dover | ||
Sullivan County | |||
Blountville High School | Blountville | ||
Bluff City High School | Bluff City | Was closed and consolidated (along with Mary Hughes and Holston Valley) into Sullivan East High School in 1968. | |
Bristol High School | Bristol | ||
Dobyns Bennett High School | Kingsport | ||
Douglass High School - Kingsport | Kingsport | THSAA member | |
Holston High School - Blountville | Blountville | ||
Holston Valley High School | Bristol | Was closed and consolidated (along with Bluff City and Mary Hughes) into Sullivan East High School in 1968. | |
Ketron High School | Kingsport | ||
Kingsport High School | Kingsport | ||
Lynn View High School | Kingsport | ||
Mary Hughes High School | Piney Flats | Was closed and consolidated (along with Bluff City and Holston Valley) into Sullivan East High School in 1968. | |
Mill Point High School | Blountville | ||
Slater High School | Bristol | THSAA member | |
Sullivan Central High School | Blountville | Was closed and consolidated (along with Sullivan North and Sullivan South) into West Ridge High School in 2021. | |
Sullivan East High School | Bluff City | ||
Sullivan North High School | Kingsport | Was closed and consolidated (along with Sullivan Central and Sullivan South) into West Ridge High School in 2021. | |
Sullivan South High School | Kingsport | Was closed and consolidated (along with Sullivan Central and Sullivan North) into West Ridge High School in 2021. | |
Sullivan West High School | Kingsport | Opened in 1930 as Sullivan High School. Renamed Sullivan West in 1968 when Sullivan Central High School and Sullivan East High School opened. Closed in 1980 when Sullivan North High School and Sullivan South High School opened. | |
Tennessee High School | Bristol | ||
Tennessee Online Public School | Bristol | ||
West Ridge High School | Blountville | Established in 2021 with the consolidation of Sullivan Central High School, Sullivan North High School, and Sullivan South High School. | |
Sumner County | |||
Beech Senior High School | Hendersonville | ||
College Heights Christian Academy | Gallatin | ||
E.B. Wilson High School | Gallatin | ||
Gallatin High School | Gallatin | ||
Hawkins School | Gallatin | IAA member (1913) | |
Hendersonville Christian Academy | Hendersonville | ||
Hendersonville High School | Hendersonville | ||
Liberty Creek High School | Gallatin | ||
Merrol Hyde Magnet School | Hendersonville | ||
Pope John Paul II Preparatory School | Hendersonville | ||
Portland High School | Portland | ||
Station Camp High School | Gallatin | ||
Sumner Co. High School | Portland | ||
Union High School | Gallatin | THSAA member | |
Westmoreland High School | Westmoreland | ||
White House High School | White House | ||
Williams School | Gallatin | ||
Tipton County | |||
Brighton High School | Brighton | Believed to have been formed as the result of school consolidation. | |
Byars-Hall High School | Covington | ||
Covington High School | Covington | ||
Frazier High School | Covington | THSAA member | |
Gailor Industrial School | Mason | THSAA member | |
George R. Ellis High School | Munford | THSAA member | |
Munford High School | Munford | ||
Tipton Christian Academy | Covington | ||
Trousdale County | |||
Trousdale Co. High School | Hartsville | First organized in 1910 but received its current name in 1916. | TSSAA Charter Member (1925) |
Ward High School | Hartsville | THSAA member | |
Unicoi County | |||
Unicoi Co. High School | Erwin | ||
Union County | |||
Horace Maynard High School | Maynardville | ||
Loyston High School | Loyston | ||
Union Co. High School | Maynardville | ||
Van Buren County | |||
Burritt Preparatory School | Spencer | ||
Van Buren Co. High School | Spencer | ||
Warren County | |||
Centertown High School | McMinnville | ||
Dibrell High School | Dibrell | ||
F.C. Boyd, Sr. Christian School | McMinnville | ||
Irving College High School | McMinnville | ||
McMinnville Central High School | McMinnville | ||
McMinnville City High School | McMinnville | ||
McMinnville High School | McMinnville | ||
Morrison High School | Morrison | ||
Warren Co. High School | McMinnville | ||
Washington County | |||
Boone's Creek High School | Jonesboro | ||
Daniel Boone High School | Gray | ||
David Crockett High School | Jonesborough | ||
East Tennessee State Training School | Johnson City | ||
Fall Branch High School | Fall Branch | ||
Johnson City Virtual Academy | Johnson City | ||
Jonesboro High School | Jonesboro | ||
Lamar High School | Jonesboro | ||
Langston High School | Johnson City | THSAA member | |
Providence Academy | Johnson City | ||
Science Hill High School | Johnson City | ||
Sulphur Springs High School | Jonesboro | ||
Tennessee Virtual Learning Academy | Johnson City | ||
University School | Johnson City | ||
Washington College Academy | Washington College | ||
Wayne County | |||
Collinwood High School | Collinwood | ||
Frank Hughes High School | Clifton | ||
Pinhook High School | Lutts | ||
Wayne Co. High School | Waynesboro | ||
Weakley County | |||
Chestnut Glade High School | Chestnut Glade | ||
Dresden High School | Dresden | ||
Gleason High School | Gleason | ||
Greenfield High School | Greenfield | TSSAA Charter Member (1925) | |
Martin High School | Martin | ||
McFerrin School | Martin | ||
Mt. Pelia High School | Martin | ||
Palmersville High School | Palmersville | ||
Sharon High School | Sharon | ||
Sidonia High School | Sharon | ||
Stella Ruth High School | Martin | ||
Vincent Grove School | Vincent Grove | THSAA member | |
Weakley Co. Training School | Martin | THSAA member | |
Welch High School | Dukedom | ||
Wesley's Chapel High School | Dresden | ||
Westview High School | Martin | ||
White County | |||
White Co. High School | Sparta | TSSAA Charter Member (1925) | |
Williamson County | |||
Battle Ground Academy | Franklin | ||
Benton Hall High School | Franklin | ||
Bethesda High School | Bethesda | ||
Brentwood Academy | Brentwood | ||
Brentwood High School | Brentwood | ||
Centennial High School | Franklin | ||
College Grove High School | College Grove | ||
Currey Ingram Academy | Brentwood | ||
Fairview High School | Fairview | ||
Franklin High School | Franklin | ||
Franklin Training School | Franklin | THSAA member | |
Grace Christian Academy - Franklin | Franklin | ||
Hillsboro High School | Leiper’s Fork | ||
Independence High School | Thompson's Station | ||
Montessori Academy | Brentwood | ||
Natchez High School | Franklin | THSAA member | |
Nolensville High School | Nolensville | ||
Page High School | Franklin | ||
Ravenwood High School | Brentwood | ||
Renaissance High School | Franklin | ||
Summit High School | Spring Hill | ||
Vanguard Virtual High School | Franklin | ||
Wilson County | |||
Castle Heights Military Academy | Lebanon | Founded in 1902 as Castle Heights School. Became a military preparatory school in 1918 as a result of WWI. Closed in 1986. Its buildings have been restored and now serve as the Lebanon City Hall, Lebanon Museum and History Center and the Cracker Barrel Headquarters. |
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Cumberland University Prep School | Lebanon | ||
Friendship Christian School | Lebanon | ||
Gladesville Academy | Gladeville | TSSAA Charter Member (1925) | |
Green Hill High School | Mt. Juliet | ||
Lebanon High School | Lebanon | ||
McClain Christian Academy | Lebanon | ||
Mt. Juliet Christian Academy | Mt. Juliet | ||
Mt. Juliet High School | Mt. Juliet | ||
Shop Springs Academy | Shop Springs | TSSAA Charter Member (1925) | |
Watertown High School | Watertown | ||
Wilson Central High School | Lebanon | ||
Wilson Co. High School | Lebanon | THSAA member |