Davidson County
- Academy at Old Cockrill, Nashville
- Antioch Comprehensive High School, Antioch
- Cane Ridge, Nashville
- Christ Presbyterian Academy, Nashville
- Donelson Christian Academy, Nashville
- Davidson Academy, Nashville
- East Literature Magnet School, Nashville
- Ezell-Harding Christian School, Antioch
- Father Ryan High School, Nashville
- Franklin Road Academy, Nashville
- Glencliff Complex High School, Nashville
- Goodpasture Christian School, Madison
- Harpeth Hall School, Nashville
- Hillsboro Comprehensive High School, Nashville
- Hillwood Comprehensive High School, Nashville
- Hume-Fogg High School, Nashville
- Hunters Lane Comprehensive High School, Nashville
- John Overton Comprehensive High School, Nashville
- Martin Luther King Magnet at Pearl High School, Nashville
- Madison Academy, Madison
- Maplewood Comprehensive High School, Nashville
- McGavock Comprehensive High School, Nashville
- Metro Christian Academy, Madison
- Middle College High School, Nashville
- Montgomery Bell Academy, Nashville
- Nashville Academy, Antioch
- Nashville Big Picture, Nashville
- Nashville Christian School, Bellevue
- Nashville School of the Arts, Nashville
- Pearl Cohn Magnet High School, Nashville
- Renaissance High School, Nashville
- St. Cecilia Academy, Nashville
- Stratford Comprehensive High School, Nashville
- University School of Nashville, Nashville
- Wallace Academy, Nashville
- Whites Creek Comprehensive High School, Whites Creek
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