parter schools currently accepting applications
Looking for fresh, innovative, and accessible places to send your kids for the 2025-26 school year? Good news, Memphians! There’s still spots available at some of our Give901 partner schools. These schools are the ideal environment for young students to explore resources that will help them maximize their potential. Check out the schools below to learn more, discover how to apply, and familiarize with their missions.
New Hope Christian Academy
NHCA is a Christ-centered school for PK3–6th grade students that goes beyond the classroom. Yes, students are challenged academically and encouraged to love their city—but they also learn in some really creative ways.
New Hope has an urban farm and forest that is utilized for outdoor learning. The students experience hands-on science in a working school farm and lessons about life, stewardship, and community that stick with students long after the school day ends.
Worried about tuition? Don’t be—99% of New Hope families qualify for financial aid when they apply. Applications for the 2025–26 school year are open now! And here’s the best part: New Hope accepts admissions year-round. So even if spots are full, you can apply anytime.
St. George’s Independent School
St. George’s Independent School has been shaping young minds in Memphis for over 60 years—and they’re just getting started.
With students from over 50 different zip codes, St. George’s is all about inclusivity, community, and helping kids thrive—whether they’re discovering a love for learning in Pre-K or prepping for college in high school.
As an Episcopal school rooted in Judeo-Christian values, St. George’s builds up students with strong character, a spirit of service, and a whole lot of curiosity. And with two unique campuses, students get the best of both worlds: city smarts and outdoor adventure.
Plus,a brand-new Lower School campus is opening for the 2025–26 school year!
From PK to 12th grade, there’s a place for your child at St. George’s. Applications are open now—head to their website to learn more and take a peek at the future of education in Memphis.
Soulsville Charter School
Do you have a musically inclined student? Look no further than Soulsville Charter School, an incredible school in South Memphis—just steps from the legendary Stax Museum of American Soul Music.
At Soulsville, students don’t just hit the books—they’re also given a rich musical education. Whether it’s band, choir, or music theory, the school’s one-of-a-kind music program gives students the chance to explore their talent and creativity while building confidence on and off the stage.
And it’s not just about music. Soulsville offers a high-quality, college-prep education—100% of graduates have been matched with the post-secondary path of their choice.
Now accepting applications for the 2025–26 school year for middle and high school students. If your child marches to their own beat, this might be the perfect place for them to thrive.
Grizzlies Prep
At Grizzlies Prep, young men don’t just go to middle school—they show up, level up, and grow into leaders. Located in downtown Memphis, this tuition-free, all-boys charter school incorporates small classes, big goals, and a brotherhood that’s built to last.
From day one, students are surrounded by a team that believes in them—teachers who push, mentors who invest, and a school culture that’s all about discipline, resilience, and rising to the challenge. Sixth graders even get matched with real-world professionals who show them what’s possible and help guide the way.
And while the academics are strong, it’s not just about grades. At Grizzlies Prep, it’s about building character, owning your choices, and learning how to lead—on campus, in the city, and far beyond. Follow this link to learn more or enroll!
Compass Community School
Frayser. Orange Mound. Binghampton. If you’re in one of these neighborhoods, now’s the time—Compass Community Schools is currently accepting applications at these three campuses for the upcoming school year!
Compass was built with one goal: to bring excellent, values-driven education back to Memphis neighborhoods that needed it most. And here's what really sets Compass apart: service-learning projects give students the chance to take what they’re learning in class and apply it in the real world. It’s where academics and character meet—helping students cement new knowledge through hands-on, purposeful experiences.
Each campus reflects the heart of its community while giving students the structure, support, and inspiration they need to thrive. Whether your child is just starting out or looking for a stronger fit, Compass brings school closer to home—in every sense of the word.
