Profile of Graduating Classes

Class of 2008 : Averaged in the top 5% on both Math and English Board scores; one student was a National Merit Commended student

Class of 2007 : Averaged in the top 20% on both Math and English Board scores.

Class of 2006 : Averaged in the top 10% on both Math and English Board scores.

Class of 2005 : Averaged in the top 10% on both Math and English Board scores; one student was a National Merit Finalist.

Class of 2004 : Averaged in the top 5% on Math and English Board scores; one student was a National Merit Commended student; one was accepted into the Governors School for the Arts.

Class of 2003 : Scored in top 20 % on Board scores; one was a National Merit Commended student.

Each class for the past ten years has scored in the top 20% nationally on Math and English Board exams.

Of the 33 graduates in ten years there have been 5 Merit Scholarship students. Our graduates have been accepted to the following schools :

Asbury College (Lexington, Kentucky)

Berry College (Atlanta, Georgia)

Butler University (Indianapolis, Indiana)

Centre College (Danville, Kentucky)

Clark University(Dubuque, Iowa)

College of Charleston (Charleston, South Carolina)

Eckerd College (St. Petersburg, Florida)

Emmaus Bible College ( Dubuque, Iowa)

Emory and Henry College (Emory, Virginia)

Georgia Tech (Atlanta, Georgia)

Harvard University (Cambridge, Massachusetts)- wait listed

Hendrix College (Conway, Arkansas)

Maryville College (Maryville, Tennessee)

McDaniel College (Westminster, Maryland)

MTSU (Murfreesboro, Tennessee)

Millsaps College (Jackson, Mississippi)

National Institute of Aerospace (Hampton, Virginia)

North Carolina State University (Raleigh, North Carolina)

Northland Bible College (Wisconsin)

Notre Dame (South Bend, Indiana)

NYU (New York City, New York)

Rhodes College (Memphis, Tennessee)

Purdue University (West Lafayette, Indiana)

Samford University (Birmingham, Alabama)

Savannah College of Art and Design (Savannah, Georgia)

St. Johns College (Annapolis, Maryland)

Taylor University (Indianapolis, Indiana)

University of Colorado (Boulder, Colorado)

University of Illinois (Urbana, Illinois)

University of Maryland (College Park, Maryland)

University of the South- Sewanee ( Sewanee, Tennessee)

University of Tennessee (Knoxville, Tennessee)

University of Texas (Dallas, Texas)

Vanderbilt University (Nashville, Tennessee)

Washington and Lee University (Lexington, Virginia) -wait listed

Wheaton College (Chicago, Illinois)