160 Antioch Pike Nashville, TN 37211 615.333.5070

District 7

Glencliff Cluster
 

Principal:
Mr. Tony R. Majors - tony.majors@mnps.org

Assistant Principals:
Sonja Brooks - sonja.brooks@mnps.org
Suzanne Ripski -suzanne.ripski@mnps.org
Roosevelt Sanders - roosevelt.sanders@mnps.org
Dr. Lauren Rickey - lauren.rickey@mnps.org

District 7 School Board Representative:
Ed Kindall - etkindall@aol.com, 615- 255-4003

District 16 Metro Council Representative: Anna Page - anna.page@nashville.gov

9th Grade Academy Dean:
Andrew Williams - andrew.williams@mnps.org

Family Engagement Specialist:
Rayni Griffiths - Rayni.Griffiths@mnps.org

Career Development Coordinator:
Louis Harrison - louis.harrison@mnps.org

Career Academy Site Coach:
Alison McArthur - Alison.mcarthur@mnps.org

Extended Learning Coordinator:
Jennifer Bell - Jennifer.Bell@mnps.org

Literacy Coach:
Linda Johnson - linda.johnson@mnps.org

Math Specialist: Cassandra McLaurine - cassandra.mclaurine@mnps.org

Special Ed. Coordinator:
Celia Conley - celia.conley@mnps.org

Career Academies

Freshman Academy | Health Sciences | Human Services | Hospitality and Tourism
Business Administration and Management | Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math (STEM)

What Makes Our School Unique?

Glencliff High School is one of the most diverse schools in of Tennessee. There are over 42 different nationalities represented by our student population. That diversity makes Glencliff a very unique and exciting community. We view our diversity as a strength that allows us to provide an educational setting that truly addresses a global society. The administration and staff of Glencliff embrace the changing demographics of our community and set high expectations for the performance and behavior of our students. At Glencliff we recognize that students are driven by technological society and technology is integrated into the education experience in both instructional and/or research settings.

In 1989, Glencliff was recognized as a National School of Excellence by the U.S. Department of Education. This past school year, Glencliff was accredited by the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools with commendations for the programs and services provided. Glencliff students are encouraged to serve as leaders in our school and to participate in activities that extend the scope of their education. Glencliff students currently participate in the Mayor’s Youth Council, International Teen Outreach Program, Future Business Leaders of America, Youth In Government, Community Nashville, AVID and we offer the only ACF certified culinary arts program in the state of Tennessee.

Beginning in the fall of 2008, Glencliff High School will implement Career Academies as a part of the redesign of high schools. Students will have the opportunity to receiving training and instruction in the areas of: Health Sciences, Human Services, Hospitality and Tourism, Business Management and Administration and STEM. As part of the Career Academy program, students will have the opportunity to work with professionals and business in there respective fields, with a goal of allowing students to develop the skills necessary for them to enter their respective fields or attend college to pursue post secondary training and education. Glencliff also provides a Freshman Academy and an Advisory program in order to provide more assistance to students and increase the likelihood of academic success.

Our students have the opportunity to participate in all TSSAA sanctioned sports as well as band, drama and theatre arts. Our extensive selection of clubs and organizations offers a variety of extracurricular experiences for all students.

Who Attends Our School?

Students attending Glencliff High live south of downtown Nashville surrounding the Nolensville Road area and are zoned to Glencliff High School. For more detailed information about who attends this school, view the Glencliff Cluster Map. To determine whether you are zoned to this school, visit our School Zone Finder.

PENCIL Partners

PENCIL Foundation, a nonprofit organization, links community resources with Nashville public schools. A PENCIL Partner is a business or other community organization that teams up with a Metro school to volunteer time and donate resources that promote student success.

• Dell Computers
• Crickett Inc.

Community Partners

• Athletic and Band Boosters
• Choral Music Volunteers
• Community Education Site, Community Service
• Corporate Partnerships
• Nolensville Road Community Partnership Organization
• United Neighborhood Health Services
• Nashville State
• Corps of Engineers
• Opryland Hotel
• Loews Vanderbilt