Current and Former Member Schools

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 100 years. We want to have information on all our member high schools, but we need your help! Use the links on this page to send us additions or corrections.

Names of current members are bolded.

School Name City About School About Membership
Anderson County
Anderson Co. High School Clinton Opened in 1982 to consolidate Norris High School and Lake City High School.
Andersonville High School Andersonville Established in 1890 and closed when Norris High School was opened in 1936. The building now serves as Andersonville Elementary School.
Clinton High School Clinton Submit History
Coal Creek High School Coal Creek Submit History
Glen Alpine High School Clinton Established in 1920 and closed in 1982 upon the opening of Anderson County High School. The building was subsequently demolished.
Lake City High School Lake City Established in the 1940s and closed in 1982 upon the opening of Anderson County High School. The building now serves as Lake City Middle School.
Norris High School Norris Established in 1936 and closed in 1982 upon the opening of Anderson County High School. The building now serves as Norris Middle School.
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 Established in the 1890s. Closed in 1982 after the community population declined.
Bedford County
Bedford Co. Training School Shelbyville Submit History THSAA member
Bell Buckle High School Bell Buckle Submit History
Brandon Training School Shelbyville Submit History
Cascade High School Bell Buckle Submit History
Community High School Unionville Submit History
Flat Creek High School Flat Creek Submit History
Harris High School Shelbyville Submit History THSAA member
Normandy High School Normandy Submit History
Pleasant Grove High School Shelbyville Submit History
Shelbyville Central High School Shelbyville Submit History
Tate High School Shelbyville Submit History TSSAA Charter Member (1925)
The Webb School Bell Buckle Submit History
Wartrace High School Wartrace Submit History TSSAA Charter Member (1925)
Willow Grove High School Willow Grove Submit History
Benton County
Big Sandy High School Big Sandy Submit History
Camden Central High School Camden Submit History
Eva High School Eva Submit History
Holladay High School Holladay Submit History
Bledsoe County
Bledsoe Co. High School Pikeville Submit History
Patton High School Pikeville Submit History
Blount County
Alcoa High School Alcoa Submit History
Apostolic Christian Academy Maryville Submit History
Clayton-Bradley Academy Maryville Opened in 2013.
Eagleton College and Career Academy Maryville Submit History
Everett High School Maryville Submit History TSSAA Charter Member (1925)
Friendsville Academy Friendsville Submit History
Friendsville High School Friendsville Submit History
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 Submit History THSAA member
Heritage High School Maryville Submit History
Lanier High School Greenback Submit History
Louisville High School Louisville Submit History
Maryville High School Maryville Submit History TSSAA Charter Member (1925)
Maryville Junior High School Maryville Submit History
Maryville Virtual School Maryville Submit History
Porter High School Wildwood Submit History
Samuel Everett School of Innovation Maryville Submit History
Townsend High School Townsend Submit History
Walland High School Walland Submit History
William Blount High School Maryville Submit History
Bradley County
Bachman Academy McDonald Submit History
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 Submit History
Charleston High School Charleston Submit History
Cleveland Day School Cleveland Submit History
Cleveland High School Cleveland Submit History
College Hill High School Cleveland Submit History THSAA member
Hopewell High School Cleveland Submit History
Tennessee Christian Academy Cleveland Submit History
United Christian Academy Cleveland Submit History
Walker Valley High School Cleveland Submit History
Campbell County
Campbell Co. High School Jacksboro Submit History
Caryville High School Caryville Submit History
Jacksboro High School Jacksboro Submit History
Jellico High School Jellico Submit History
LaFollette Colored School LaFollette Submit History
LaFollette High School LaFollette Submit History
Well Spring High School LaFollette Submit History
Wynn High School Cotula Submit History
Wynn High School Habersham Submit History
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 Submit History
Carroll Academy Huntingdon Established in 1994 as a day school for state-custody prevention through the insistence of Judge Larry Logan and Executive Director Randy Hatch.
Christmasville High School Trezevant Submit History
Clarksburg High School Huntingdon Submit History
Hollow Rock-Bruceton Central High School Bruceton Submit History
Huntingdon High School Huntingdon Submit History
McKenzie High School McKenzie Submit History TSSAA Charter Member (1925)
McLemoresville Collegiate High School McLemoresville Submit History
McTyeire School McKenzie Submit History IAA member (1913)
Trezevant High School Trezevant Submit History
Webb High School McKenzie Founded initially as "County Training School" in 1923 in Smyrna, TN, then moved to McKenzie in 1927 and renamed Webb High School. It closed in 1965 when it integrated with McKenzie High School, with the building now partially occupied by Head Start and a Webb High School Museum. THSAA member
West Carroll High School Atwood Submit History
Carter County
Cloudland High School Roan Mountain Submit History
Douglas High School Elizabethton Submit History THSAA member
Elizabethton High School Elizabethton Submit History
Hampton High School Hampton Submit History
Happy Valley High School Elizabethton Submit History
Unaka High School Elizabethton Submit History
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 Submit History
Harpeth High School Kingston Springs Submit History
Riverside Academy Ashland City Submit History
Sycamore High School Pleasant View Submit History
Chester County
Chester Co. High School Henderson Submit History
Vincent High School Henderson Submit History THSAA member
Claiborne County
Claiborne High School New Tazewell Opened in 2003.
Cumberland Gap High School Cumberland Gap Submit History
Forge Ridge Consolidated High School Harrogate Established in 1928. Combined with Powell Valley High School in 2003 to form Cumberland Gap High School, with the building now housing Forge Ridge Elementary.
J. Frank White Academy Harrogate Submit History
Powell Valley High School Cumberland Gap Submit History
Pruden High School Pruden Submit History
Clay County
Celina High School Celina Founded in 1919 as Clay County High School. Later renamed Celina High School in 1933, before reverting back to Clay County High School in 2003. The school operated in its original building until 2003. The former Celina High School building now houses the Clay County Schools central office and board of education.
Clay Co. High School Celina The school was originally established as Clay County High School in 1919 and operated under that name through the 1932-1933 school year. From fall 1933 through spring 2003, it was known as Celina High School before reverting to its original name when a new Founded in 1919 as Clay County High School. Later renamed Celina High School in 1933, before reverting back to its present name in 2003.
Cocke County
Cocke Co. High School Newport Established in 1917 and moved to a larger building in 1963.
Cosby Academy Cosby Submit History
Cosby High School Cosby Submit History
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 Submit History
Coffee Co. Virtual Academy Manchester Submit History
Davison Academy Tullahoma Founded in 1898 on South Jackson Street in Tullahoma as the Tullahoma Negro School, it was renamed Davidson Academy in 1927. The school became part of Tullahoma City Schools in 1936 and closed as a high school in 1964 as a result of desegregation. The building later became the Southside Community Center, and later the C.D. Stamps Community Center, before being demolished in 1998, except for one wall preserved within the new Parks and Recreation facility. THSAA member
Fitzgerald and Clarke School Tullahoma Founded as Jessie Mai Aydelott College in 1892, then operated as Woolwine School (1893-1895), Rolla and Farris School (1896-1900), and Brandon's Training School (1901-1904). In 1906, it briefly became the University of Middle Tennessee for one year before the teacher training program moved to Murfreesboro. The school operated as Fitzgerald and Clark Preparatory School from 1910 until it destroyed by fire in March 1922. IAA member (1913)
Manchester Central High School Manchester Submit History
Tullahoma High School Tullahoma Submit History
Tullahoma Virtual Academy Tullahoma Submit History
Crockett County
Alamo Central High School Alamo Submit History THSAA member
Alamo High School Alamo Submit History
Bells High School Bells Submit History
Crockett Co. High School Alamo Submit History
Crockett High School Maury City Submit History
Friendship High School Friendship Submit History
Gadsden High School Gadsden Submit History
Hamlett-Robertson High School Crockett Mills Submit History
Maury City High School Maury City Submit History
Cumberland County
Crossville High School Crossville Submit History
Cumberland Co. High School Crossville Submit History
Cumberland Homesteads High School Homesteads Submit History
Cumberland Mountain High School Crossville Submit History
Pleasant Hill Academy Pleasant Hill Submit History
Stone Memorial High School Crossville Submit History
The Phoenix School Crossville Submit History
Davidson County
Antioch High School Antioch Submit History
Bellevue High School Bellevue Submit History
Benton Hall School Nashville Submit History
Big Picture High School Nashville Submit History
Bowen School Nashville Submit History 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 Submit History
Cathedral High School Nashville Submit History
Christ Presbyterian Academy Nashville Submit History
Cohn High School Nashville Submit History
Coleman Brown High School Bellevue Submit History
Cumberland High School Nashville Submit History
Davidson Academy Nashville Submit History
Donelson Christian Academy Nashville Submit History
Donelson High School Donelson Submit History
Duncan College Preparatory School Nashville Submit History 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.

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.

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 Ensworth School opened its Red Gables Campus for grades K-8 in 1958. The Frist Campus for grades 9-12 was added in 2004.
Ezell-Harding Christian School Antioch Opened in 1973.
Father Ryan High School Nashville Submit History
Franklin Road Academy Nashville Submit History
Glencliff Academy Nashville Submit History
Glencliff High School Nashville Established in 1957.
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 Submit History
Harpeth Hall School Nashville Submit History
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 Submit History
Hillsboro High School Nashville Submit History
Hillwood High School Nashville School closed at the end of the 2022-23 School Year.
Howard High School Nashville Submit History
Hume-Fogg Academic Magnet Nashville Established in 1912. Nashville's first public high school. TSSAA Charter Member (1925)
Hunters Lane High School Nashville Submit History
Independence Academy High School Antioch Submit History
Isaac Litton High School Nashville Submit History
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 Submit History
Joelton High School Joelton Submit History
John Overton High School Nashville Established in 1958.
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.

Kehilla High School Nashville Submit History School withdrew after the 2023-24 school year.
KIPP Antioch Global High School Antioch Submit History
KIPP Nashville Collegiate High School Nashville Submit History
Knowledge Academies Antioch Submit History
LEAD Academy Nashville Submit History
LEAD Southeast High School Nashville Submit History
Lighthouse Christian Academy Antioch Submit History
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.

Maplewood Comprehensive High School Nashville Submit History
Martin Luther King High School Nashville Submit History
McGavock High School Nashville Opened in 1971.
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 Submit History
Montgomery Bell Academy Nashville Submit History
Nashville Central High School Nashville

Established in 1917 and closed in 1971.

TSSAA Charter Member (1925)
Nashville Christian Institute Nashville Submit History
Nashville Christian School Nashville Established in 1971 at Western Hills Church of Christ. Relocated to its current location in Bellevue in 1976.
Nashville Community High School Nashville Submit History
Nashville Diploma Plus High School Nashville Submit History
Nashville Early College High School Nashville Submit History
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 Submit History
North Nashville High School Nashville Submit History
Peabody Demonstration School Nashville Established in 1915 as part of Peabody College for Teachers, the school's building opened in 1925 on Edgehill Avenue as a showcase for education in the Southeast. Vanderbilt University acquired the school as part of Peabody College in 1975 and renamed it University School of Nashville. 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.

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 and belongs to the National Register of Historic Places.

THSAA member
RePublic High School Nashville Submit History
Robert Winthrop School Nashville Submit History
St. Bernard Academy Nashville Established in 1866 and became grades K-8 only in 1988.
St. Cecilia Academy Nashville Submit History
STEM Prep Academy Nashville Submit History
Stratford High School Nashville Submit History
Templeton Academy Nashville The school's Nashville campus was established in 2019 as the second location in a new network of schools.
Tennessee Industrial School Nashville Submit History
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 Submit History
Tennessee Training & Agricultural School Nashville Submit History
The Cohn Learning Center Nashville Submit History School Closed July 31, 2020
Two Rivers High School Donelson Open from 1964-1971.
University School of Nashville Nashville Submit History
Valor College Prep Nashville Established in 2019.
Wallace University School Nashville Submit History
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 Submit History
Decatur County
Crowder High School Decaturville Submit History 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 Submit History
DeKalb County
DeKalb Co. High School Smithville Submit History
Lawrence High School Alexandria Submit History
Liberty High School Liberty Submit History TSSAA Charter Member (1925)
Pure Fountain College Smithville Submit History TSSAA Charter Member (1925)
Dickson County
Charlotte High School Charlotte Submit History
Creek Wood High School Charlotte Submit History
Dickson Central High School Dickson Submit History TSSAA Charter Member (1925)
Dickson Co. High School Dickson Submit History
Hampton High School Dickson Submit History THSAA member
Ruskin Cave College Preparatory School Ruskin Cave Submit History
White Bluff High School White Bluff Submit History
William James High School White Bluff Submit History THSAA member
Dyer County
Bogota High School Bogota Submit History
Bruce High School Dyersburg Submit History THSAA member
Dyer Co. High School Newbern Originated in 1965 as the successor of Newbern High School. Three different buildings have served as the school's campus, with all still being used by the school system.
Dyersburg High School Dyersburg Submit History
Newbern High School Newbern Closed in 1965 upon the opening of Dyer Co. High School. Ownership of the property was transferred to Dyer County Schools. The facility is now home of Newbern Elementary School.
Trimble High School Trimble Submit History
Fayette County
East Junior High School Somerville Submit History
Fayette Academy Somerville Submit History
Fayette Co. High School Somerville Submit History
Fayette Co. Training School Somerville Submit History 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 Submit History
Rossville Christian Academy Rossville Submit History
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 Submit History
Fentress County
Alvin C. York Institute Jamestown Submit History
Clarkrange High School Clarkrange Submit History
New Providence Demonstration School Clarkrange Submit History
Stockton Valley Academy Helena Submit History
Wilder High School Wilder Submit History
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 Submit History
Huntland High School Huntland Established in 1907. The original building is no longer standing. The current facility was opened in the mid-1950.
J.D. Jackson Jr. High School Established in 1969 as South Jr. High School. The school's name was changed to J.D. Jackson Junior High in 1996. The building is now home to South Middle School.
Sewanee Military Academy Sewanee Submit History
Sherwood High School Sherwood Submit History
St. Andrew's - Sewanee School Sewanee Submit History
Townsend High School - Winchester Winchester Submit History THSAA member
Winchester Central High School Winchester Submit History
Winchester Christian Academy Winchester Submit History
Gibson County
Bradford High School Bradford Submit History
Brazil High School Brazil Submit History
Dyer High School Dyer Submit History
Fitzgerald and Clarke School Trenton Submit History
Gibson Co. High School Dyer Submit History
Gibson High School Gibson Submit History
Humboldt High School Humboldt Submit History
Laneview High School Trenton Submit History
Medina High School Medina Submit History
Milan High School Milan Submit History
Peabody High School Trenton Submit History
Polk-Clark High School Milan Submit History THSAA member
Rosenwald High School Trenton Submit History THSAA member
Rutherford High School Rutherford Submit History
South Gibson Co. High School Medina Submit History
Spring Hill High School Eaton Submit History
Stigall High School Humboldt Submit History THSAA member
Yorkville High School Yorkville Submit History
Giles County
Beech Hill High School Diana Submit History
Bodenham High School Pulaski Submit History
Bridgeforth High School Pulaski Submit History THSAA member
Bunker Hill High School Frankewing Submit History
Campbellsville High School Campbellsville Submit History
Elkton High School Elkton Submit History
Giles Co. High School Pulaski Submit History
Jones High School - Lynnville Lynnville Submit History
Massey Military School Pulaski Submit History IAA member (1913)
McBurg High School Frankewing Submit History
Minor Hill High School Minor Hill Submit History
Prospect High School Prospect Submit History
Pulaski Central High School Pulaski Submit History
Richland High School Lynnville Submit History
Stella High School Prospect Submit History
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 Submit History
Greene County
Baileyton High School Baileyton Submit History
Camp Creek Academy Greeneville Submit History
Cedar Creek High School Greeneville Submit History
Chuckey High School Chuckey Submit History
Chuckey-Doak High School Afton Submit History
Doak High School Tusculum Submit History
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 Submit History
Greene Online Academy of Learning Greeneville Submit History
Greeneville High School Greeneville Submit History
Jearoldstown High School Jearoldstown Submit History
McDonald High School Mohawk Submit History
Mosheim High School Mosheim Submit History
North Greene High School Greeneville Submit History
Ottoway High School Greeneville Closed in 2019 to become North Greene Middle School.
River Academy Greeneville Submit History
South Greene High School Greeneville Submit History
St. James High School Greeneville Submit History
Tennessee Online Public School at Greeneville Greeneville Submit History
Warrensburg High School Midway Submit History
West Greene High School Mosheim Submit History
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 Submit History
Morristown-Hamblen High School East Morristown Submit History
Morristown-Hamblen High School West Morristown Submit History
Russellville High School Russellville Submit History
West High School Morristown Submit History THSAA member
Whitesburg High School Whitesburg Submit History
Witt High School Morristown Submit History
Hamilton County
21st Century Academy Chattanooga Submit History
Baylor School Chattanooga Submit History TSSAA Charter Member (1925)
Birchwood High School Birchwood Submit History
Booker T. Washington High School Chattanooga Submit History THSAA member
Boyd Buchanan High School Chattanooga Submit History
Brainerd High School Chattanooga Submit History
Chatt. School for the Arts & Sciences Chattanooga Submit History
Chattanooga Central High School Harrison Submit History TSSAA Charter Member (1925)
Chattanooga Charter School of Excellence High Chattanooga Submit History
Chattanooga Christian School Chattanooga Submit History
Chattanooga City High School Chattanooga Established in 1874 on East 3rd Street before relocating to Dallas Road in 1963. Closed in 1988 to become Chattanooga High School Center for Creative Arts.
Chattanooga Girls' Leadership Academy Chattanooga Submit History
Chattanooga High Center for Creative Arts Chattanooga Submit History
Chattanooga Preparatory School Chattanooga Opened as a middle school in 2018, with the high school added in 2021.
Chattanooga School for the Liberal Arts Chattanooga Submit History
Collegedale Academy College Submit History
David Brainerd Christian School Chattanooga Submit History
East Hamilton High School Ooltewah Submit History
East Ridge High School Chattanooga Submit History
Girls Preparatory School Chattanooga Submit History
Grace Baptist Academy Chattanooga Submit History
Hamilton Co. Collegiate High School Chattanooga Submit History
Hamilton Co. Virtual School Chattanooga Submit History
Hamilton County Training School Chattanooga Submit History
Hixson High School Hixson Submit History
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 Submit History
Kirkman High School Chattanooga Established in 1928. Closed in 199 after which the building was demolished and replaced with a hotel and retail stores.
Lookout Valley High School Chattanooga Submit History
McCallie School Chattanooga Submit History
Notre Dame High School Chattanooga Submit History
Ooltewah High School Ooltewah Submit History
Red Bank High School Chattanooga Submit History
Riverside High School Chattanooga Submit History THSAA member
Sale Creek High School Sale Creek Submit History
Sale Creek High School Sale Creek Submit History
Sequoyah High School - Soddy-Daisy Soddy-Daisy Submit History
Signal Mountain High School Signal Mountain Submit History
Silverdale Baptist Academy Chattanooga Established in 1999.
Skyuka Hall Chattanooga Submit History
Soddy Daisy High School Soddy-Daisy Submit History
Soddy High School Soddy Submit History
STEM School of Chattanooga Chattanooga Submit History
Tennessee Temple Academy Chattanooga Submit History
The Howard School Chattanooga


Tyner Academy Chattanooga Submit History
Hancock County
Hancock Co. High School Sneedville Submit History
Hardeman County
Allen-White High School Whiteville Submit History THSAA member
Bolivar Central High School Bolivar Submit History
Bolivar Industrial High School Bolivar Submit History THSAA member
Grand Junction High School Grand Junction Submit History
Middleton High School Middleton Submit History
Silerton High School Silerton Submit History
Toone High School Toone Submit History
Whiteville High School Whiteville Submit History
Hardin County
Dunbar High School Savannah Submit History THSAA member
Hardin Co. High School Savannah Submit History
Morris Chapel High School Right Submit History
Pickwick South Side Counce Submit History
Saltillo High School Saltillo Submit History
Savannah Central High School Savannah Submit History
Savannah Institute Savannah Submit History
Shiloh High School Pittsburg Landing Submit History
Hawkins County
Bulls Gap High School Bulls Gap Submit History
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 Submit History
Hawkins Co. Virtual Academy Rogersville Submit History
St. Clair High School St. Clair Submit History
Volunteer High School Church Hill Submit History
Haywood County
Carver High School Brownsville Established in 1950 as the successor of earlier institutions such as Brownsville Colored Normal School (1883-1887), Dunbar School (1890-1919) and Haywood County Training School (1920-1949). Closed in 1970 when consolidated to form Haywood County High School. The building now serves as the Central Office for Haywood County school system. THSAA member
Haywood High School Brownsville Submit History TSSAA Charter Member (1925)
Tennessee Academy Brownsville Established in 1969. Closed in 1985 due declining attendance. The private institution's building was sold to Haywood County Schools and now houses Haywood County Middle School.
Henderson County
Lexington High School Lexington Submit History
Montgomery High School Lexington Submit History THSAA member
Poplar Springs High School Juno Submit History
Reagan High School Reagan Submit History
Russell's Cross Roads High School Luray Submit History
Sardis High School Sardis Submit History
Scotts Hill High School Reagan Submit History
Henry County
Buchanan High School Buchanan Submit History
Cottage Grove High School Cottage Grove Submit History
E.W. Grove Junior High School Paris Submit History
Grove High School Paris Established in 1906. Consolidated into Henry County High School in 1969. TSSAA Charter Member (1925)
Henry Co. High School Paris Submit History
Henry Co. Training School Paris Submit History THSAA member
Henry High School Henry Submit History
Paris Central High School Paris Submit History THSAA member
Puryear High School Puryear Submit History
Springville High School Springville Submit History
Hickman County
Bernard High School Centerville Submit History THSAA member
Centerville High School Centerville Submit History
East Hickman High School Lyles Established in 2007.
Hickman Co. High School Centerville Submit History
Little Lot High School Little Lot Submit History
Shady Grove High School Duck River Submit History
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 Submit History
Humphreys County
Bakerville High School Bakerville Submit History
Hillcrest High School Halls Creek Submit History
McEwen High School McEwen Submit History
Natchez Trace Youth Academy Waverly Submit History
Porch-Reid High School Waverly Submit History THSAA member
Tribble High School Johnsonville Submit History
Waverly Central High School Waverly Submit History TSSAA Charter Member (1925)
Jackson County
Granville High School Granville Submit History
Jackson Co. High School Gainesboro Submit History
Jefferson County
Chestnut Hill High School Dandridge Submit History
Jefferson City High School Jefferson City Submit History
Jefferson Co. High School Dandridge Submit History
Lakeway Christian Academy White Pine Originally opened as Cornerstone Christian Academy in 2006. It gained its current identity in 2018. The current building opened in 2020, with the original facility becoming the elementary school for Pre-K through 5th grade.
Maury High School Dandridge Submit History
Nelson-Merry High School Jefferson City Submit History THSAA member
New Market High School New Market Submit History
White Pine High School White Pine Submit History
Johnson County
Elk Mills High School Butler Submit History
Johnson Co. High School Mountain City Submit History
Watauga Academy Butler Submit History
Kentucky County
Vanderbilt Training School Elkton Submit History IAA member (1913)
Knox County
Annoor Academy of Knoxville Knoxville Submit History
Austin High School Knoxville Submit History THSAA member
Austin-East High School Knoxville Submit History
Baker-Himel School Knoxville Submit History
Bearden High School Knoxville Opened in 1939 at 5719 Kingston Pike. In 1969, it relocated to 8253 Kingston Pike, with the original building now serving as Knoxville Adaptive Education Center (KAEC).
Berean Christian School Knoxville Submit History
Career Magnet Academy Knoxville Submit History
Carter High School Strawberry Plains Submit History
Christian Academy of Knoxville Knoxville Submit History
Clexton High School Heiskell Submit History
Concord Christian School Knoxville Submit History
Doris A. Walker Academy Knoxville Submit History
Doyle High School Knoxville Submit History
Farragut High School Knoxville Established in 1904. The first principal was Professor Charles E. Koon. The original building was destroyed by fire in 1906. The current 55-acre facility opened in 1976.
First Baptist Academy Powell Submit History
Freedom Christian Academy Knoxville Submit History
Fulton High School Knoxville Submit History
Gibbs High School Corryton Submit History
Grace Christian Academy - Knoxville Knoxville Submit History
Hardin Valley Academy Knoxville Opened in 2008.
Holston High School - Knoxville Knoxville Submit History
Karns High School Knoxville Submit History
Knox Co. Virtual School Knoxville Submit History
Knox County Occupational Training School Knoxville Submit History
Knoxville Catholic High School Knoxville Submit History
Knoxville Central High School Knoxville Submit History
Knoxville Christian School Knoxville Submit History Withdrew at the beginning of the 2021-22 School Year.
Knoxville East High School Knoxville Opened in 1951. It later consolidated with Austin High to create Austin-East High School.
Knoxville Halls High School Knoxville Established in 1916. The current building was constructed in 1970.
Knoxville High School Knoxville Submit History TSSAA Charter Member (1925)
L&N STEM Academy Knoxville Submit History
Park City High School Knoxville Submit History
Powell High School Powell Submit History
Redemption School of Worship Powell Submit History
River's Edge Christian Academy Knoxville Submit History
Rule High School Knoxville Submit History
Rush Strong High School Strawberry Plains Submit History
South High School Knoxville Submit History
South-Doyle High School Knoxville Submit History
South-Young High School Knoxville Submit History
Stair Technical Institute Knoxville Submit History
Tennessee School for the Deaf Knoxville Submit History
Webb School of Knoxville Knoxville Founded by Robert and Julie Webb in 1955, the school began as a boys' school with four students in the basement of Sequoyah Hills Presbyterian Church in Knoxville. After admitting female students in its second year, it relocated to the old Staub School before securing its current West Knoxville site in 1959, where a separate girls' school was added and both eventually combined to form a 5-12 coeducational institution. Primary grades were added in 1998.
West High School Knoxville Opened in 1951.
Young High School Knoxville Submit History
Lake County
Lake Co. High School Tiptonville Submit History
Lincoln High School Tiptonville Opened in 1949 on McBride Street in Tiptonville. Closed in 1966 as a result of desegregation, with students transferred to Lake Co. High School. Most of the building was demolished, with two remaining structures now housing the Lake Co. Board of Education and Lake Co. Head Start. THSAA member
Ridgely High School Ridgely Opened in 1910 on College St. Closed in May 1963, consolidating with Tiptonville High School to form Lake Co. High School. Most of the building was demolished except for the gym, which remains in use at Lara Kendall Elementary School.
Tiptonville High School Tiptonville Opened in 1901 on Church St., the current location of Tiptonville City Cemetery. Moved to Cherry St. in 1925. Closed in May 1963, consolidating with Ridgely High School to form Lake Co. High School. The former site is now home to Margaret Newton Elementary School, with the former football field serving as the school's playground.
Lauderdale County
Halls Consolidated High School Halls Submit History THSAA member
Halls High School Halls Submit History
Lauderdale Co. Training School Ripley Submit History THSAA member
Nankipoo High School Halls Submit History
Ripley High School Ripley Submit History
Lawrence County
Lawrence Co. High School Lawrenceburg Submit History TSSAA Charter Member (1925)
Loretto High School Loretto Submit History
Pioneer Virtual Academy Lawrenceburg Submit History
Summertown High School Summertown Submit History
Lewis County
Lewis Co. High School Hohenwald Submit History
Lincoln County
Blanche High School Blanche Submit History
Boonshill High School Boonshill Submit History
Camargo High School Fayetteville Submit History
Dellrose High School Dellrose Submit History
Fayetteville Central Junior High Fayetteville Submit History
Fayetteville High School Fayetteville Submit History
Flintville High School Flintville Submit History
Kelso High School Kelso Submit History
Lincoln Central Academy Fayetteville Submit History Withdrew at the beginning of the 2021-22 School Year.
Lincoln Co. High School Fayetteville Opened in 1979.
Lincoln Co. Ninth Grade Academy Fayetteville Submit History
Lincoln High School Lincoln Submit History
Mulberry High School Mulberry Submit History
Riverside Christian Academy Fayetteville Submit History
West End High School Fayetteville Submit History THSAA member
Loudon County
Greenback High School Greenback Established Fall 1921 on Chilhowee Avenue. Relocated to a its current location in 2015. The original building was demolished.
Lenoir City High School Lenoir City Submit History
Loudon High School Loudon First opened in 1870 on Fort Hill Street, offering Grades 1-12. Moved to Cedar Street in 1919. High school grades returned to Fort Hill Street in 1934. The school relocated to its present location in 1966.
The iLearn Institute at Lenoir City Schools Lenoir City Submit History
Macon County
Macon Christian Academy Lafayette Submit History
Macon Co. High School Lafayette Submit History
Red Boiling Springs High School Red Boiling Springs Submit History
Madison County
Beech Bluff High School Beech Bluff Submit History
Bemis High School Bemis Submit History
Brown's High School Jackson Submit History
Episcopal Day School Jackson Submit History
Fairview High School Fairview Submit History
Family Christian School Denmark Submit History
George A. Thomas, Jr. Academy Pinson Submit History
Huntersville High School Huntersville Submit History
J. B. Young High School Bemis Submit History
Jackson Academic STEAM Academy Jackson Submit History
Jackson Central Merry Early College High School Jackson Submit History
Jackson Central-Merry Academy of Medical Technology Jackson Submit History
Jackson Central-Merry High School Jackson Submit History
Jackson Christian School Jackson Submit History
Jackson East High School Jackson Submit History THSAA member
Jackson High School Jackson Submit History
Jackson North Side High School Jackson Submit History
Jackson Preparatory School Jackson Submit History
Jackson South Side High School Jackson Submit History
Liberty Technology Magnet High School Jackson Opened in 2003.
Madison Academic Magnet High School Jackson Submit History
Malesus High School Malesus Submit History
Medon High School Medon Submit History
Mercer High School Mercer Submit History
Merry High School Jackson Submit History THSAA member
Oakfield High School Oakfield Submit History
Old Hickory Academy Jackson Submit History
Pinson High School Pinson Submit History
Pope High School Jackson Submit History
Providence High School Providence Submit History
Sacred Heart of Jesus High School Jackson School closed on June 27, 2024.
Spring Creek High School Spring Creek Submit History
Trinity Christian Academy Jackson Submit History
University School of Jackson Jackson Submit History
West High School Denmark Submit History THSAA member
Marion County
Marion Co. High School Jasper Submit History
McReynolds High School South Pittsburg Submit History THSAA member
Prior Institute Jasper Submit History
Richard Hardy Memorial School South Pittsburg Submit History
South Pittsburg High School South Pittsburg Submit History
Whitwell High School Whitwell Submit History
Marshall County
Belfast High School Belfast Submit History
Cornersville High School Cornersville First established as Cornersville Institute in 1854. The school was deeded to Marshall County in 1919. A long-standing building was constructed in 1936 but destroyed in 1982. The current building opened in 1981 and was expanded in 1995. TSSAA Charter Member (1925)
Forrest High School Chapel Hill Submit History
Jones High School - Lewisburg Lewisburg Submit History THSAA member
Marshall Co. High School Lewisburg Submit History
Morgan School Petersburg Submit History
Petersburg High School Petersburg Submit History
Price-Webb School Lewisburg Submit History IAA member (1913)
Maury County
Battle Creek High School Spring Hill Submit History
Branham and Hughes Military Academy Spring Hill Founded in 1892 as the Campus School in Nashville near Vanderbilt. Relocated to Spring Hill in 1898, taking over the old Spring Hill Male College (chartered in 1881) and was renamed Branham and Hughes School. In 1918, an ROTC unit was added and the name changed to Branham and Hughes Military Academy. The school closed in 1932. IAA member (1913)
Carver-Smith High School Columbia Established in 1949. Closed in 1969. The building is now used as Carver House, a 661-unit apartment complex. THSAA member
Clark High School Mt. Pleasant Established in 1922 as the Mount Pleasant Colored Elementary School. In 1962, its name was changed to Clarke Elementary and High School. The school closed in 1970, and the building was destroyed by fire in 1971. THSAA member
Columbia Academy Columbia Established in 1979 on the campus of the former Columbia Military Academy.
Columbia Central High School Columbia Submit History
Columbia Female Institute Columbia Established in January 1838. Closed in 1932. The often-admired building was lost to fire on March 13, 1959.
Columbia Military Academy Columbia Open from 1904 to 1979 on a 67-acre campus originally built as the Columbia Arsenal in 1890 by the federal government. Dropped "military" from its name in 1978 as a result of declining enrollment. The campus was transferred to a board from local churches of Christ in 1979, who established Columbia Academy.
Cross Bridges High School Mt. Pleasant Submit History
Culleoka High School Culleoka Submit History
Fountain Heights High School Columbia Submit History
Hampshire High School Hampshire Submit History TSSAA Charter Member (1925)
Hay-Long High School Mt. Pleasant Submit History
Howard Institute Mt. Pleasant Submit History
Magnolia Academy Columbia Submit History
Mt. Pleasant High School Mt. Pleasant Submit History
Mynders High School Columbia Submit History
Santa Fe High School Santa Fe Submit History
Spring Hill High School Columbia Submit History
Stephens High School Hampshire Submit History
Virtual Academy of Maury County Columbia Submit History
Zion Christian Academy Columbia Submit History Withdrew in 2021. Rejoined TSSAA in 2025.
McMinn County
Athens Junior High School Athens Submit History
Calhoun High School Calhoun Submit History
Christ's Legacy Academy Athens Submit History
Cook High School Athens Submit History THSAA member
Englewood High School Englewood Submit History
Etowah High School Etowah Submit History
Fairview Christian Academy Athens Submit History
Hills View High School Riceville Submit History
McMinn Central High School Englewood Opened in 1966 to consolidate Englewood High School and Etowah High School.
McMinn Co. High School Athens Submit History
Niota High School Niota Submit History
Riceville High School Riceville Submit History
Union Grove High School Niota Submit History
Valley Christian Academy Riceville Submit History
McNairy County
Adamsville College Adamsville Submit History
Adamsville High School Adamsville Submit History
Bethel Springs High School Bethel Springs Submit History
Finger High School Finger Submit History
McNairy Central High School Selmer Opened in 1969 through the consolidation of all county high schools except Adamsville.
McNairy Co. Training School Selmer Submit History THSAA member
Michie High School Michie Submit History
Purdy High School Purdy Submit History
Ramer High School Ramer Submit History
Selmer High School Selmer Established in 1893 and moved to its present site in 1898. It closed in 1969 as part of the consolidation forming McNairy Central High School. The building now serves as the Selmer Community Center.
Stantonville High School Stantonville Submit History
Tri-County High School Milledgeville Submit History
Meigs County
Meigs Co. High School Decatur Submit History
Monroe County
Greenbrier High School Sweetwater Submit History THSAA member
High Point High School Sweetwater Submit History THSAA member
Madisonville High School Madisonville Submit History
Monroe Co. Virtual School Madisonville Submit History
Sequoyah High School - Madisonville Madisonville Submit History
Sweetwater High School Sweetwater Submit History
Tellico Plains High School Tellico Plains Submit History
Tennessee Military Institute Sweetwater Submit History
Vonore High School Vonore Submit History
Montgomery County
Burt High School Clarksville Submit History THSAA member
Chapel Hill Christian Academy Clarksville Established in 2020. It is located across multiple church buildings including First Baptist Church, Living Hope, and Hilldale Baptist Church.
Clarksville Academy Clarksville Established in 1970 as The Clarksville Academy (TCA). The original building was destroyed by a water line break in 1980, after which a building was constructed at the same address.
Clarksville High School Clarksville Submit History TSSAA Charter Member (1925)
Cumberland City Academy Cumberland City Founded in 1894 and closed in 1914.
Kenwood High School Clarksville Submit History
Kirkwood High School Clarksville Submit History
Montgomery Central High School Cunningham Submit History
Northeast High School Clarksville Submit History
Northwest High School Clarksville Opened in 1970.
Rossview High School Clarksville Submit History
Southside High School Southside Submit History
W. T. Thomas High School Cumberland City Submit History THSAA member
West Creek High School Clarksville Opened in 2009.
Woodlawn High School Woodlawn Submit History
Moore County
Lynchburg High School Lynchburg Submit History
Moore Co. High School Lynchburg Submit History
Morgan County
Burrville High School Burrville Submit History
Coalfield High School Coalfield Established in 1915 and is currently in its third building.
Oakdale High School Oakdale Believed to have been formed as the result of school consolidation.
Sunbright High School Sunbright Submit History
Wartburg Central High School Wartburg Submit History
Obion County
Central High Two Year Rives Submit History
Cloverdale High School Elbridge Submit History IAA member (1913)
Cunningham High School Union City Submit History
Dixie High School Union City Submit History
Hornbeak High School Hornbeak Submit History
Kenton High School Kenton Submit History
Mason Hall High School Kenton Submit History
Miles High School Union City Submit History THSAA member
Obion Co. Central High School Troy Submit History
Obion High School Obion Submit History
Rives High School Rives Submit History
South Fulton High School South Fulton Submit History
Troy High School Troy Submit History
Union City High School Union City Submit History TSSAA Charter Member (1925)
Woodland Mills High School Woodland Mills Submit History
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.

Crawford High School Crawford Submit History
Fiske Academy Hilham Submit History
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.

Rickman High School Rickman Submit History
Perry County
Cedar Creek High School Linden Submit History
Linden High School Linden Linden High School and Lobelville High School consolidated to become Perry County High School in 1963.
Lobelville High School Lobelville Submit History
Perry Co. High School Linden Submit History
Perry Co. Virtual School Linden Submit History
Pickett County
Pickett Co. High School Byrdstown Submit History
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 Submit History
Putnam County
Algood High School Algood Established in 1892 and closed in 1966. The building now houses White Plains Academy.
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.

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.

Highland Rim Academy Cookeville

Established in 2007, Highland Rim Academy is a K-12 classical Christian school.

Monterey High School Monterey

Established around 1915.

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.

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.

Virtual Instruction to Accentuate Learning Cookeville Submit History
Rhea County
Rhea Central High School Dayton Submit History
Rhea Co. High School Evensville Opened in 1974, consolidating several Rhea County schools into one campus. The school moved into a new building in 2013 with the original structure repurposed as Rhea Middle School.
Spring City High School Spring City First established in 1911. The school building was lost to fire in 1928 and reopened in 1930. Closed in 1974 upon the opening of Rhea County High School. Although the gymnasium and cafeteria remain, the majority of the 1930 building was demolished during the 1985 construction of Spring City Elementary School.
Roane County
Campbell High School Rockwood Submit History THSAA member
Fairview High School Kingston Submit History
Harriman High School Harriman Established in 1895. An earlier building was destroyed by fire in 1968, with a temporary building used until 1993 when the current building was constructed.
Harriman Occupational Training School Harriman Submit History
Kingston High School Kingston Submit History
Midway High School Kingston Submit History
Oliver Springs High School Oliver Springs Believed to have been formed as the result of school consolidation.
Paint Rock High School Kingston Submit History
Roane Co. High School Kingston Submit History
Roane Co. Virtual Academy Harriman Submit History
Rockwood High School Rockwood Submit History
South Harriman High School Harriman Submit History
Wheat High School Wheat Submit History TSSAA Charter Member (1925)
Robertson County
Barren Plains High School Springfield Submit History
Bell High School Adams Submit History
Bransford High School Springfield Submit History THSAA member
Cedar Hill High School Cedar Hill Submit History TSSAA Charter Member (1925)
Coopertown High School Springfield Submit History
Cross Plains High School Cross Plains Submit History TSSAA Charter Member (1925)
Dayspring Academy Greenbrier Established in 2006.
East Robertson High School Cross Plains Submit History
Greenbrier High School Greenbrier Submit History
Innovation Academy of Robertson County Springfield Submit History
Jo Byrns High School Cedar Hill Submit History
Orlinda High School Orlinda Submit History TSSAA Charter Member (1925)
Peoples-Tucker School Springfield Submit History IAA member (1913)
Springfield High School Springfield Submit History TSSAA Charter Member (1925)
Tate School Springfield Submit History
White House Heritage High School White House Opened in 2002.
Rutherford County
Anderson School for Boys Murfreesboro Submit History
Blackman High School Murfreesboro Opened in 2000.
Buchanan High School Buchanan Closed in 1943.
Christiana High School Christiana Submit History
Eagleville High School Eagleville Submit History TSSAA Charter Member (1925)
Fosterville High School Fosterville Submit History
Holloway High School Murfreesboro Submit History THSAA member
Kittrell High School Readyville Submit History
Lancaster Christian Academy Submit History
Lascassas High School Lascassas Submit History
LaVergne High School La Vergne Submit History
Middle Tennessee Christian School Murfreesboro Submit History
Middle Tennessee Normal School Murfreesboro Submit History
Milton High School Milton Submit History
Mooney School for Boys Murfreesboro Submit History
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 Submit History
Murray High School Readyville Submit History
Oakland High School Murfreesboro Submit History
Providence Christian Academy Murfreesboro Submit History
Riverdale High School Murfreesboro Opened in 1972 and, along with Oakland High School, replaced Murfreesboro Central High School.
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 Submit History
Siegel High School Murfreesboro Submit History
Smyrna High School Smyrna Submit History
Stewarts Creek High School Smyrna Submit History
Walter Hill High School Walter Hill Submit History
Scott County
Buffalo High School Oneida Submit History
Huntsville High School Huntsville Submit History
Norma High School Norma Submit History
Oneida High School Oneida Submit History TSSAA Charter Member (1925)
Robbins High School Robbins Submit History
Scott High School Huntsville Submit History
Sequatchie County
Sequatchie Co. High School Dunlap Submit History
Sevier County
Beech Springs High School Kodak Submit History
Gary Hardin Academy Sevierville Submit History
Gatlinburg-Pittman High School Gatlinburg Submit History
Gatlinburg-Pittman Jr. High School Gatlinburg Submit History
Harrison-Chilhowee Baptist Academy Seymour Submit History
Harrison-Chilhowee High School Seymour Submit History
Harrison-Chilhowee Institute Seymour Submit History
Murphy Collegiate Institute Sevierville Submit History
Northview Academy Kodak Submit History
Northview Jr. Academy Kodak Submit History
Pi Beta Phi High School Gatlinburg Submit History
Pigeon Forge High School Pigeon Forge Submit History
Pigeon Forge Jr. High School Pigeon Forge Submit History
Pittman Center High School Sevierville Submit History
Sevier Co. High School Sevierville Submit History
Sevier Co. Junior High School Sevierville Submit History
Seymour High School Seymour Opened in 1961. The original building has since served as a middle school, an intermediate school, and as of 2018, houses the Boys and Girls Club.
Seymour Jr. High School Seymour Submit History
Smoky Mountain Academy Sevierville Submit History
St. Andrews School Sevierville Submit History
The King's Academy Seymour Submit History
Shelby County
Arlington High School Arlington Believed to have been formed as the result of school consolidation.
Auburndale High School Cordova Opened in 1966. Purchased by the Catholic Diocese of Memphis in 1988 and the name changed to St. Benedict at Auburndale High School.
Barret's Chapel High School Arlington Submit History THSAA member
Bartlett High School Bartlett Submit History
Bartlett Ninth Grade Academy Arlington Submit History
Bellevue Junior High School Memphis Submit History
Bertrand High School Memphis Submit History THSAA member
Bishop Byrne High School Memphis Originally located at on East Shelby Drive. Closed in May 2013 due to low enrollment and merged with Memphis Catholic High School. The building now serves as a facility for three City University Schools.
Bluff City High School Memphis Submit History
Bolton High School Arlington Submit History
Booker T. Washington High School Memphis Submit History THSAA member
Bowie Reading & Learning Center Memphis Originally opened in Nashville as a tutoring center in 1998. In 2006, a location was added in Memphis as both a private school and tutoring center. The Nashville location closed in 2007.
Briarcrest Christian School Eads Submit History
Capleville High School Capleville Submit History THSAA member
Christian Brothers High School Memphis Established in 1871.
City University School of Liberal Arts Memphis Submit History
Collegiate School of Memphis Memphis Submit History Affiliate Member for 2021-22 School Year. Withdrew at the beginning of the 2023-24 School Year.
Collierville High School Collierville Submit History
Collierville Virtual Academy Collierville Submit History Withdrew at the beginning of the 2023-24 school year.
Compass School - Midtown High School Memphis Submit History
Cordova High School Cordova Opened in 1997.
Country Day School Memphis Submit History
Craigmont High School Memphis Submit History
Crosstown High School Memphis Opened in 2018.
Douglass High School - Memphis Memphis Submit History THSAA member
E. A. Harrold High School Millington Submit History THSAA member
E. E. Jeter High School Lucy Submit History
Elliston Baptist Academy Memphis Submit History
Evangelical Christian School Cordova Established in 1965.
Fairley High School Memphis Submit History
Father Bertrand High School Memphis The school was established in 1957. Closed in 1970 and merged with Catholic High for Boys and Sacred Heart High for Girlsto to form Memphis Catholic High School. 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 Submit History
Freedom Preparatory Academy Memphis Submit History
Gateway University Memphis Submit History
Geeter High School Memphis Submit History THSAA member
George R. James High School Eads Submit History
George Washington Carver High School Memphis Submit History THSAA member
Georgian Hills Junior High School Memphis Submit History
Germantown High School Germantown Origins trace to 1833 when the first public school for Germantown began in a log schoolhouse. After numerous relocations, the Board of Education bought land on Old Poplar Pike, erecting the Mabel C. Williams High School building where classes began in 1911. In 1919, it became a 12-grade school.
Germantown Online School of Learning Germantown Submit History
GRAD Academy Memphis Submit History
Hamilton High School Memphis Submit History THSAA member
Harding Academy Memphis Established in 1952.
Hillcrest High School Memphis Submit History
Hollis F. Price Middle College High School Memphis Submit History
Holy Names High School Memphis Established in 1948. It closed in 1969.
Houston High School Germantown Submit History
Humes High School Memphis Submit History
Hutchison School Memphis Established in 1902.
Immaculate Conception High School Memphis Established in 1950. Closed in 2020.
Kingsbury High School Memphis Submit History
KIPP Memphis Collegiate School Memphis Submit History
Kirby High School Memphis Submit History
Lakeland Preparatory School Lakeland Submit History
Lausanne Collegiate School Memphis Established in 1926.
Lester High School Memphis Submit History THSAA member
Lighthouse Christian Academy Millington Submit History
M. C. Williams High School Germantown Submit History
Manassas High School Memphis Submit History THSAA member
Margolin Hebrew Academy Memphis Submit History Withdrew at the beginning of the 2023-24 school year.
Martin Luther King, Jr. Preparatory High School Memphis Formerly known as Frayser High School. School closed at the end of the 2023-24 School Year.
Medical District High School Memphis Submit History
Melrose High School Memphis Submit History 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 Opened in 2003.
Memphis Business Academy Memphis Submit History
Memphis Catholic High School Memphis Initially established in 1922, the first incarnation of the school closed in 1945. Reopened in 1970 following the consolidation of several smaller Catholic schools. Closed in 2019. The building now houses Compass Charter Schools.
Memphis Central High School Memphis Submit History TSSAA Charter Member (1925)
Memphis East High School Memphis Submit History
Memphis Jewish High School Memphis Submit History
Memphis Middle College High School Memphis Submit History
Memphis Northside High School Memphis Submit History
Memphis Preparatory School Memphis Established in 1973.
Memphis Rise Academy Memphis Submit History
Memphis School of Excellence Memphis Submit History
Memphis School of Excellence - Cordova Cordova Submit History
Memphis South Side High School Memphis Submit History TSSAA Charter Member (1925)
Memphis Technical High School Memphis Submit History
Memphis University School Memphis Established in 1893 at a campus on Poplar Avenue in downtown Memphis. Closed in 1936 due to economic factors but reopened in 1955 at its current Park Avenue location, where some original buildings including Hyde Chapel remain in use.
Memphis Virtual School Memphis Submit History
Messick High School Memphis Submit History
Millington Central High School Millington Submit History
Mitchell High School Memphis Submit History 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 Submit History THSAA member
Nicholas Blackwell High School Bartlett Submit History
Northpoint Christian School Southaven Established in 1973 as Southern Baptist Educational Center.
Oakhaven Baptist Academy Memphis Established in 1974.
Oakhaven High School Memphis Submit History
Overton High School Memphis Submit History
Pathways In Education Tennessee - Frayser Campus Memphis Submit History
Pathways in Education Tennessee - Whitehaven Campus Memphis Submit History
Patterson High School Memphis Submit History THSAA member
Pleasant View School Memphis Submit History
Power Center Academy High School Memphis Submit History
Raleigh Egypt High School Memphis Submit History
Ridgeway High School Memphis Submit History
River City High School of Leadership & Service Memphis Submit History
Rosemark High School Rosemark Submit History
Sacred Heart High School Memphis Established in 1945. Closed in 1970 to become part of Memphis Catholic High School. The building now houses Compass Charter Schools.
Shadowlawn High School Brunswick Submit History THSAA member
Sheffield High School Memphis Submit History THSAA member
Shelby Co. Training School Lucy Submit History THSAA member
Sky View Baptist School Memphis Established in 1973.
Soulsville Charter School Memphis Submit History
Southwest Early College High School Memphis Submit History
Southwind High School Memphis Submit History
St. Agnes Academy Memphis Established in 1851.
St. Augustine High School Memphis Established in 1942. Closed in 1957 and reopened as Father Bertrand High School. The building now houses Compass Charter Schools. THSAA member
St. Benedict at Auburndale Cordova Submit History
St. George's Independent School Collierville Submit History
St. Mary's Episcopal School Memphis Established in 1847.
St. Thomas High School Memphis Established in 1944 and closed in 1945.
The Phoenix School for Creative Learners Germantown Submit History
Tipton-Rosemark Academy Millington Submit History
Towering Oaks Academy Memphis Submit History
Treadwell High School Memphis Submit History
Trezevant High School Memphis Submit History
University High School - Memphis Memphis Submit History
W.E.B. Dubois High School Memphis Submit History
W.E.B. Dubois High School of Leadership & Public Policy Memphis Submit History
West Tennessee State Training School Memphis Submit History
Westminster Academy Memphis Submit History
Westside High School Memphis Submit History
Westwood High School Memphis Submit History
White Station High School Memphis Submit History
Whitehaven High School Memphis Submit History
Wooddale High School Memphis Submit History
Woodstock High School Submit History THSAA member
YO! Academy Memphis Charter school opened in 2005 and closed in 2007.
Smith County
Carthage High School Carthage Submit History TSSAA Charter Member (1925)
Gordonsville High School Gordonsville Submit History
Smith Co. High School Carthage Submit History TSSAA Charter Member (1925)
Turner High School Carthage Submit History THSAA member
Stewart County
Cumberland City Academy Cumberland City Submit History
Stewart Co. High School Dover Submit History
Sullivan County
Blountville High School Blountville Submit History
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 Submit History
Dobyns Bennett High School Kingsport Submit History
Douglass High School - Kingsport Kingsport Established in Kingsport in 1928 as a Rosenwald School, evolving from the earlier Oklahoma Grove School (also known as the Kingsport Colored School) that began in 1913. The school's first principal was Professor H.L. Moss. In 1951, a new building was constructed at 301 Louis Street in the Riverview Neighborhood. Douglass closed its doors in 1966 as a result of desegregation. The building was later renovated into the V.O. Dobbins Sr. Complex for non-profit agencies. THSAA member
Holston High School - Blountville Blountville Submit History
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 Submit History
Kingsport High School Kingsport Submit History
Lynn View High School Kingsport Submit History
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 Submit History
Slater High School Bristol Submit History 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 Submit History
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 Established in 1980. Closed in 2021 to form West Ridge High School, with the building now home to Sullivan Heights Middle School.
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 Submit History
Tennessee Online Public School Bristol Submit History
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 Submit History
College Heights Christian Academy Gallatin Submit History
E.B. Wilson High School Gallatin Began as a night school in Hendersonville around 1995, housed in what is now Ellis Middle School. Closed in 2024 to become Pat Brown Virtual Academy.
Gallatin High School Gallatin Originally founded in 1914 as Trousdale School, it was known as Central High School of Gallatin from 1915-1931. The school was located on Doug Sudduth Drive from 1931-1974 before moving to its current location.
Hawkins School Gallatin Submit History IAA member (1913)
Hendersonville Christian Academy Hendersonville Submit History
Hendersonville High School Hendersonville Submit History
Liberty Creek High School Gallatin Submit History
Merrol Hyde Magnet School Hendersonville Established in 2003.
Pope Saint John Paul II Preparatory School Hendersonville Submit History
Portland High School Portland Submit History
Station Camp High School Gallatin Submit History
Sumner Co. High School Portland Submit History
Union High School Gallatin Established in 1922 on Small Street. Closed in 1970 as a result of desegregation. The building now serves as the Shalom Zone community center. THSAA member
Westmoreland High School Westmoreland Submit History
White House Christian Academy White House Submit History
White House High School White House Submit History
Williams School Gallatin Submit History
Tipton County
Brighton High School Brighton Believed to have been formed as the result of school consolidation.
Byars-Hall High School Covington Submit History
Covington High School Covington Submit History
Frazier High School Covington Submit History THSAA member
Gailor Industrial School Mason Submit History THSAA member
George R. Ellis High School Munford Submit History THSAA member
Munford High School Munford Submit History
Tipton Christian Academy Covington Submit History School rejoined TSSAA in 2025.
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 Submit History THSAA member
Unicoi County
Unicoi Co. High School Erwin Established in 1929 and operated in its original building until 1999. The original building was demolished for the construction of Unicoi County Middle School.
Union County
Horace Maynard High School Maynardville Submit History
Loyston High School Loyston Submit History
Union Co. High School Maynardville Submit History
Van Buren County
Burritt Preparatory School Spencer Submit History
Van Buren Co. High School Spencer Submit History
Warren County
Centertown High School McMinnville Submit History
Dibrell High School Dibrell Submit History
F.C. Boyd, Sr. Christian School McMinnville Submit History
Irving College High School McMinnville Submit History
McMinnville Central High School McMinnville Submit History
McMinnville City High School McMinnville Submit History
McMinnville High School McMinnville Submit History
Morrison High School Morrison Submit History
Warren Co. High School McMinnville Submit History
Washington County
Ashley Academy Johnson City Submit History
Boone's Creek High School Jonesboro Established in 1939 and closed in 1971 upon the opening of Daniel Boone High School. The building was demolished.
Daniel Boone High School Gray Opened in 1971.
David Crockett High School Jonesborough Submit History
East Tennessee State Training School Johnson City Submit History
Fall Branch High School Fall Branch Established in 1939. Closed in 1971 upon the opening of Daniel Boone High School. The building now serves as a K-8 school.
Johnson City Virtual Academy Johnson City School was closed after 2022-23 school year.
Jonesboro High School Jonesboro Submit History
Lamar High School Jonesboro Submit History
Langston High School Johnson City Submit History THSAA member
Providence Academy Johnson City Submit History
Science Hill High School Johnson City Submit History
Sulphur Springs High School Jonesboro Established in 1939. Closed in 1971 upon the opening of Daniel Boone High School. The building now serves as a K-8 school.
Tennessee Virtual Learning Academy Johnson City Submit History
University School Johnson City Submit History
Washington College Academy Washington College Submit History
Wayne County
Collinwood High School Collinwood Submit History
Frank Hughes High School Clifton Submit History
Pinhook High School Lutts Submit History
Wayne Co. High School Waynesboro Submit History
Weakley County
Chestnut Glade High School Chestnut Glade Submit History
Dresden High School Dresden Submit History
Gleason High School Gleason Submit History
Greenfield High School Greenfield Submit History TSSAA Charter Member (1925)
Martin High School Martin Submit History
McFerrin School Martin Submit History
Mt. Pelia High School Martin Submit History
Palmersville High School Palmersville Submit History
Sharon High School Sharon Submit History
Sidonia High School Sharon Submit History
Stella Ruth High School Martin Submit History
Vincent Grove School Vincent Grove Submit History THSAA member
Weakley Co. Training School Martin Submit History THSAA member
Welch High School Dukedom Submit History
Wesley's Chapel High School Dresden Submit History
Westview High School Martin Submit History
White County
White Co. High School Sparta Submit History TSSAA Charter Member (1925)
Williamson County
Battle Ground Academy Franklin Established in 1889. It moved campuses in 1991, with the original buildings becoming the Lower School (Harpeth campus). The previous high school building is now occupied by Renaissance High School.
Benton Hall High School Franklin Submit History
Bethesda High School Bethesda Submit History
Brentwood Academy Brentwood Submit History
Brentwood High School Brentwood Opened in 1982.
Centennial High School Franklin Submit History
College Grove High School College Grove Submit History
Currey Ingram Academy Brentwood Submit History
Fairview High School Fairview Submit History
Franklin Christian Academy Franklin Submit History
Franklin High School Franklin Submit History
Franklin Training School Franklin Submit History THSAA member
Grace Christian Academy - Franklin Franklin Established in August 2009. The original building now houses Southall Church while still serving Pre-K through 4th grade students.
Hillsboro High School Leiper’s Fork Submit History
Independence High School Thompson's Station Submit History
Montessori Academy Brentwood Submit History
Natchez High School Franklin Submit History THSAA member
Nolensville High School Nolensville Opened in 2016.
Page High School Franklin Submit History
Ravenwood High School Brentwood Opened in 2002.
Renaissance High School Franklin Submit History
Summit High School Spring Hill Submit History
Vanguard Virtual High School Franklin Submit History
Wilson County
Castle Heights Military Academy Lebanon Founded in 1902 as Castle Heights School, a private boarding school.  Became a military preparatory school in 1918 as a result of WWI. Prior to joining TSSAA in 1971, the school was a member of the Mid-South Conference. 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.
Cumberland University Prep School Lebanon Submit History
Friendship Christian School Lebanon Submit History
Gladesville Academy Gladeville Submit History TSSAA Charter Member (1925)
Green Hill High School Mt. Juliet Submit History
Lebanon High School Lebanon Submit History
McClain Christian Academy Lebanon Submit History
Mt. Juliet Christian Academy Mt. Juliet Submit History
Mt. Juliet High School Mt. Juliet Submit History
Shop Springs Academy Shop Springs Submit History TSSAA Charter Member (1925)
Watertown High School Watertown Submit History
Wilson Central High School Lebanon Submit History
Wilson Co. High School Lebanon Established around 1920, the school served black students in Lebanon and surrounding areas. Closed in 1969 as a result of desegregation, with students transferring to Lebanon High School. Served as a branch campus of Lebanon High until 1973 to address overcrowding and later served as Wilson County Schools' central office. An apartment building is located on the site of the original school. THSAA member

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