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Ezell-Harding Christian School

    Ezell-Harding Christian School is located in the southeast portion of Nashville-Davidson County, TN, at 574 Bell Road in the Antioch area.
    Ezell-Harding, established in 1973, offers classes from Pre-Kindergarten through 12th grade. Daily Bible instruction is at the core of the curriculum. Ezell-Harding is fully accredited by the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools and approved by the State of Tennessee.

Mission

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    Ezell-Harding's mission statement is as follows:

    "Ezell-Harding Christian School is dedicated to the ideal of helping each student realize the full potential God has instilled in him or her.  This is a place where children can learn for their future on earth and for eternity."
    Ezell-Harding also offers a vision statement as follows:   
    "Ezell-Harding Christian School will . . .

•  Become a celebrated beacon of educational excellence in the southeast quadrant of Davidson County and in all connecting areas within a ten to twenty mile radius.
• Create an employee work environment that is disciplined with spiritual depth, superior service, the highest level of integrity, and intellectual rigor so that people who merely want a pay check will not bother to apply.
• Grow student numbers significantly in grades Pre-K through 12 with an intentional and recognizable Christian love and concern toward every student we serve.
• Attract a diverse student body by appropriately meeting the unique needs of a variety of learning differences.
• Develop a well-established financial base of patrons who will know the positive differences we are making and who will respond with unprecedented gifts.
  
  

  Curriculum

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  Ezell-Harding's Web site offers the following descriptions of its curriculum:
  
  

  Elementary

  "The EHCS elementary program places a strong emphasis on basic reading and math skills.  This foundation prepares students for the challenges they will face as they progress in their educational years.  In addition to daily P.E. classes, each elementary student has weekly library, music and computer classes."

  Middle School

  "Middle school is a time of transition from the elementary school self-contained setting with one classroom teacher to an environment where the student has several teachers each day.  Daily activities include electives such as music, chorus, band, art, computers, foreign language and first aid.  Thus, middle school students have the opportunity to enjoy other learning experiences along with their basic core classes."

  High School

  "EHCS high school students pursue a demanding college preparatory curriculum.  With a number of Advanced and Advanced Placement classes offered in grades seven through twelve and a nationally ranked quiz bowl team, students are challenged to reach the highest of academic standards.  Our ACT average composite score is 24.6, and each year we have students honored as National Merit Scholars, National Merit Semifinalists, and National Merit Commended Scholars.  After a challenging Pre-Kindergarten - 12th grade academic program, 99% of our graduates attend college."
  

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