
1989 alum and Union University women's basketball coach Mark Campbell won his 700th career game on Jan. 18, reaching that mark faster than any collegiate coach in history.
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Acre campus for students pre-kindergarten - grade 12
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Countries represented in our student body
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Average class size allowing students to fully engage in the classroom
70%
Faculty members holding advanced degrees
The Brim family chose FRA for their rising freshman last year. Now that they are a year (and a couple of months) in, they describe their experience in the admission process and their thoughts on the decision they made. Click here to hear their story
Chloe – A New Student Perspective
" I don’t feel like a number here at FRA. I have a name, and people use it. FRA loves you for who you are, and they want you to embrace you. They support you and are willing to give you the resources to help you succeed and excel.”
The Halas Family, New FRA Family
"The grace and warmth that our family has experienced isn't an accident. That's something that has been fostered in the culture. It is a very authentic, real place where your kids can grow."
Riley Casey '17
"I'm excited for my future at Columbia University because I feel confident FRA has prepared me to do things well. I have gotten to figure out who I am, and I am very thankful for that."
“I've been here for 35 years, and I've become like family with my coworkers and coaching staffs and built lifelong relationships with students as I've watched them grow up. Over time, your roots grow deeper and deeper, and there is nothing that can replace that.”
Nia Williamson '19
“We wanted a place where people knew her and where she could be appreciated for her unique self but also be challenged to be her best self.” -Jim Williamson, Nia's father
"Almost everything I do now can be traced back to life lessons that began at FRA. One of the principles I preach on athletic fields and movie sets is everyone has the will to win, but the will to prepare is what counts. FRA prepares its students to win."
1989 alum and Union University women's basketball coach Mark Campbell won his 700th career game on Jan. 18, reaching that mark faster than any collegiate coach in history.
The RoboPanthers competed in the Bolt Up Tournament in Chattanooga this past weekend, capturing numerous awards and honors.
Tymon Mitchell ’19 wrapped up his college football season with a second straight appearance in the National Championship game last night against Georgia. The TCU defensive lineman suited up in all 15 games for the Horned Frogs, totaling 20 tackles, including 3.5 for a loss, three sacks, and a fumble recovery. Last season, Mitchell played in five games for the national championship-winning Georgia Bulldogs. Last night was the first time he faced his former team, as he earned a solo tackle.
The RoboPanthers competed in the CGLA Holiday Classic this weekend, capturing numerous awards and the championship title. Team 97934W (Carter Simons, Patrick Hanley, Beetle Bowling, Peter Nau, and Calleigh Mangrum) won the trifecta as Tournament Champions, Skills Champions, and brought home the Excellence Award. Team 97934S (Witt Maxwell, Mary Katherine McDowell, Rhys Jones, and Luna Burchwell) won the Design Award, and both teams have qualified for the State Championship.
Way to go, RoboPanthers
Recently upper school students in our Entrepreneurial Leadership class traveled to MTSU for the Entrepreneurship Pitch Competition. Before the competition, students had to create a business plan which led to a 90-second pitch and presentation given to judges at the competition.
The middle school girls' soccer team earned solid wins, varsity football hosted a first-round playoff matchup, and the middle school swim team opened their season to highlight last week's action.
This past weekend, the FRA Robotics Team had a great showing at the St. George’s VRC Fall Tournament in Collierville, Tenn.
Amelia Young '13 was recently recognized in Nashville Lifestyles Magazine as one of Nashville's Most Beautiful People. Currently, Amelia is reporting for NewsChannel 5 while significantly impacting the community of those around her.
Louisa May Alcott’s beloved story of “Little Women” is brought to life on stage by our upper school students. Filled with adventure, heartbreak, and hope, these little women find their voices with joyful songs, memorable characters, and a big-hearted message. Join us in the FRA Theater tonight through Saturday to cheer on our upper school students in this fantastic production!
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The middle school girls and boys' soccer teams had a busy week, and the varsity football team faced Chattanooga Christian in a quarterfinal playoff matchup this past week.