Currey Ingram Academy history

1978 An advisory board of local professionals, parents, and church members is formed and continues today as an independent Board of Trustees.

1980 Computers are introduced as teaching aids.

2002 Westminster School of Nashville officially becomes Currey Ingram Academy.In August, Currey Ingram Academy opens its 2002-03 school year at its new campus.

2003 A lower school building (John Rivers Ingram Hall) opens for grades K-4.

2004 The school's first class of seniors begins classes in August; now, Currey Ingram Academy is a K-12 school.

2005 The school graduates its first class of seniors, a group of nine students, in May.

2007 Currey Ingram was a featured school at the 30th Anniversary Benefit Dinner of the National Center of Learning Disabilities (NCLD)

2009 The school opens Jim and Jan Carell Hall, Currey Ingram's first-ever Upper School building.

2010 The athletic facility expands and is named The Jan Carell Field House.

2012 The school breaks ground on Jennifer & Billy Frist Hall, a new administrative and student center building that will house a dining hall for grades 5-12 and the school's first central library and media center, as well as all core administrative offices.

Frist Hall is set to open in August 2013.

Paul Wenninger is named Interim Head of School for one year while the Board of Trust conducts a national search for a permanent Head to begin on July 1, 2014.The school opens Jennifer & Billy Frist Hall.

2016 The school is the first independent school in the nation to receive the National Center for Learning Disabilities (NCLD) Rozelle Founders Award.

2019 Currey Ingram Academy enters a partnership with Nashville SC to temporarily house Nashville’s inaugural Major League Soccer (MLS) team on-campus and to be the permanent location for the Nashville SC Academy.