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Warner Arts Magnet Elementary School; Nashville, TN

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This year’s Give Back School for the 2022 Summer Conference is the

Warner Arts Magnet Elementary School 

Description

As an Arts STEAM magnet elementary school located in historic Edgefield of East Nashville, we inspire our scholars to imagine a future in an exciting career that makes the world a better place. Warner weaves dance, art, drama, and music into the core curriculum where reading, math, social studies, and science come to life. We utilize cutting edge research-based curricula Wit & Wisdom (ELA/social studies), Eureka (math) and Engineering is Elementary (science).

Student body

Warner has about 300 students enrolled (76% Black or African American, 18% White, 4% Hispanic/Latino, 1% Native Hawaiian or Other Pacific Islander, 1% Asian).

Warner serves about 21% of the population as students with disabilities, while only 6% are English language learners. Low income enrollment is at 88%.

Teachers and community

With 18 classroom teachers, and twice as many itinerant and support staff, Warner is proud of the unique opportunities and experiences partnerships create for our scholars. We partner with area businesses, churches, professional artists, and non-profits, including Tennessee Performing Arts Center.

School vision and mission

Vision:

Warner Arts Magnet Elementary School will ensure that every student, no matter what their economic, racial, or ethnic background, will achieve at high levels and become successful lifelong learners.

Mission:

To succeed we must provide a safe, supportive, and arts-enriched learning environment that encourages all students to realize their potential, become continuous learners, and move towards becoming responsible, productive, and creative citizens.