Admissions

Why Choose GCS?

Why Choose Goodpasture Christian School?


As you begin your family’s path to admission, we hope you will find what you are looking for at Goodpasture Christian School.

Christ-Centered School Community

As Christian educators, we continue to provide every student with an experience that develops the whole person. Our faculty and coaches provide students with opportunities to excel.


Academically, teachers go above and beyond in the classroom, challenging students to reach their God-given potential.

Artistically, students are provided with multiple outlets to express and enhance their creativity.

Athletically, coaches encourage student-athletes to pursue excellence. Lessons learned from participating in athletics build character and confidence.

Getting Started

The first step is to complete an online application. Next, submit the following documents to the admissions office:

  • Student recommendations (1st – 12th grade) applicants)
  • Copy of most recent report card (1st – 12th grade)
  • Copy of most recent achievement test scores (4th – 12th grade)

Finally, all applicants are required to take an entrance exam, to be scheduled by the Admissions Office.

 
 
Julie Morgan
Director of Admissions

 
Kimberly Robertson
Great Beginnings Coordinator

We hope to meet you soon!
admissions@goodpasture.org
Prospective students and their families are encouraged to visit our campus early in the application process.

A personal tour provides insight into student life and the GCS culture.

A shadow day experience allows prospective applicants to meet GCS teachers and students, visit classes, and enjoy lunch with current students.

Schedule your tour today!
admissions@goodpasture.org
Goodpasture Christian School, an independent college-preparatory school, is accredited by Cognia, the National Christian Schools Association, and the Tennessee Department of Education. A non-discrimination policy applies to all admission and educational guidelines, financial aid, athletics, areas of employment, and other school-administered programs. The administration welcomes your comments.