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Westminster Academy (Tennessee)

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Classical and christian school in Memphis, Tennessee, United States
Westminster Academy
Address
Map
2520 Ridgeway Road

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United States
Coordinates 35°04′52′′N 89°51′29′′W / 35.081°N 89.858°W / 35.081; -89.858
Information
TypeClassical and Christian
MottoJesu defendi
Established1996
Head of schoolDr. Preston Atwood
GradesJK–12
Enrollment467
Color(s)    Purple and gold
Nickname Defenders
AccreditationAssociation of Classical Christian Schools (ACCS)
PublicationLegend
NewspaperThe Beacon
YearbookExcelsior
Websitewww.wamemphis.com

Westminster Academy is a private, classical Christian school. It was established in 1996 as Memphis’ only JK-12th grade classical Christian school. The school aims to teach children to reason, discern, and apply truth by way of Scripture.

The school is a top workplace amongst small businesses in the Memphis area.[1]

The school offers a variety of sporting activities including cross country[2] (2022 State Champions[3] ), soccer,[4] tennis,[5] basketball[6] for both boys and girls.,[7] and track & field.[8]

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