East Literature Magnet School
East Literature Magnet School (or simply East Magnet or East Literature) is a public combined middle school and high school located in Nashville, Tennessee. East includes grades 5-12, and students enter through a lottery process similar to the other magnet schools in Nashville. It is unique in that it is the only school in Nashville to serve grades 5 through 12.
School history
East Literature Magnet School opened in August 1993 inside the campus of East Middle School. The school now occupies the entire campus of the former East Nashville High School. In September 2005, the new campus was dedicated, and the completion of renovation of buildings 'A' and 'B' was celebrated. The school now has separate middle and high school facilities.
Academics
East Magnet is home to many AP and Honors courses. Many educators use literature to convey many topics in Math, History, and Art. All teachers are qualified in their field. It ranks as one of the #3 High School in Davidson County. The school has met NCLB benchmarks every year.
Sports
East Magnet offers sports such as Soccer, Basketball, Wrestling, Volleyball, Tennis, Bowling, Golf, Football, Track and field, Softball, Baseball, Cheerleading, and Cross Country.
Principals
- 1997 - 2000: Tom Ward
- 2000 - 2003: Kaye Schnieder
- 2003 - 2009: Frances Stewart
- 2009–present: Stephen Ball
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| Middle Schools |
Margaret Allen • Antioch • Apollo • Bailey • Bass • Jere Baxter • Bellevue • Brick Church • Cameron • I.T. Creswell • Croft • Donelson • DuPont Hadley • DuPont Tyler • John Early • East Literature • Ewing Park • Goodlettsville • Gra-Mar • Haynes • Head • H.G. Hill • Joelton • J.F. Kennedy • KIPP • Litton • Madison • Thurgood Marshall • McKissack • McMurray • Meigs • Moore • Neely's Bend • Oliver • Rose Park • Two Rivers • Martha Vaught • West End • Wright |
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| Elementary Schools |
Amqui • Bellshire • Binkley • Bordeaux • Brookmeade • Buena Vista • Caldwell • Carter-Lawrence • Chadwell • Charlotte Park • Cockrill • Cole • Hattie Cotton • Crieve Hall • Cumberland • Dodson • DuPont • Eakin • Thomas Edison • Fall-Hamilton • Gateway • Glencliff • Glendale • Glengarry • Glenn • Glenview • Goodlettsville • Gower • Granbery • Alex Green • Julia Green • Harpeth Valley • Haywood • Hermitage • Hickman • Cora Howe • Hull-Jackson • Inglewood • Andrew Jackson • Joelton • Jones Paideia • Tom Joy • A.Z. Kelley • Kirkpatrick • Lakeview • Lillard • Lockeland • Ruby Major • Maxwell • McGavock • Mills • Moss • Mt. View • Napier • Neely's Bend • Old Center • Paragon Mills • Park Avenue • Pennington • Percy Priest • Rosebank • Ross • Shayne • Shwab • Smithson-Craighead • Stanford • Stratton • Sylvan Park • Tulip Grove • Tusculum • Una • Warner • Westmeade • Whitsitt |
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Baxter • Cohn • McCann
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Harris-Hillman • Cora Howe • Murrell • Johnson
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KIPP • LEAD • Smithson-Craighead
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| Former High Schools |
North High School • Pearl High School • Meigs High School • Cameron High School • Madison High School • Goodletsville High School • Cohn High School • Litton High School • Nashville Central High School • Bellevue High School • Donelson High School • West High School • Dupont High School • Two Rivers High School • Joelton High School • Cumberland High School
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| Other Historical Schools |
Parmer Elementary • Tarbox School • New Hominy School • Washington Junior High • Woodmont Elementary
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