Antioch High School, 1900 Hobson Pike: grades 9-12, 2,212 students in 2024-25, state letter grade C.

Last checked Oct. 19, 2026. Sources: Antioch High, Metro Nashville Public Schools’ school directory, 2026-27 pathways chart (PDF), district calendar, school start times and zone finder, the Tennessee Department of Education’s State Report Card, 2024-25 letter grade, school profile, graduation rate and ACT files and spring 2026 test file, the federal NCES school directory, the TSSAA’s 2026-27 classifications.

Antioch High School is a Metro Nashville Public Schools (MNPS) high school serving ninth grade through 12th grade, in the Antioch cluster in the Southeast quadrant of the district. Its mailing address says Antioch, a community inside Nashville’s consolidated city-county government.

  • Address: 1900 Hobson Pike, Antioch, TN 37013
  • Main office: 615-641-5400
  • Grades: 9-12
  • School hours: 7:25 a.m. to 2:25 p.m., according to the district’s 2026-27 start times
  • Website: antiochhigh.mnps.org

Who to call

  • Front office: 615-641-5400
  • Enrolling a new student: the school, or the Antioch Enrollment Center, 1900 Hobson Pike, 615-687-4011, open 7 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. weekdays (all eight centers); MNPS Family Information Center 615-259-4636
  • Checking a zone: the MNPS zone finder
  • Buses: MNPS Transportation, 615-259-4636; the district says students who attend their zoned school and live more than 1.25 miles away (1.5 miles for high schools) can ride the bus

Principal

Principal Nekesha Burnette, according to the school’s website.

Enrollment

The federal NCES directory counted 2,131 students in the 2023-24 school year, with 128 full-time-equivalent teachers, about 17 students per teacher. The Tennessee Department of Education’s 2024-25 school profile file has a newer count of 2,212 students.

State report card

Tennessee grades every public school A to F. The department says School Letter Grades give “a snapshot of how each school in the state is performing, including student achievement and academic growth measures for all schools, as well as a measure of college and career readiness just for high schools.”

From the state’s 2024-25 letter grade file, 2025 graduation rate file and 2024-25 ACT file:

Measure Antioch High
Overall letter grade, 2024-25 C (score 2.6 of 5)
Achievement grade D
Academic growth grade C
Growth of the lowest-scoring 25% of students A
College and career readiness grade D
Overall success rate on state tests, 2024-25 18.3%
College and career readiness rate, 2024-25 32.7%
Graduation rate, class of 2025 79.8% (510 of 639 students)
Average ACT composite, 2024-25 15 (484 students tested)

The state’s spring 2026 test file has the share of Antioch High students who met or exceeded expectations on each end-of-course exam: English I 15.5%, English II 30.9%, Integrated Math I 15.7%, Integrated Math II 24.5%, Integrated Math III 26.4%, Biology 33.5% and U.S. History 23.5%. The 2025-26 letter grades have not been published yet.

The State Report Card page for Antioch High holds the full detail: results by grade and subject, chronic absenteeism and results for each group of students.

Attendance zone and feeder schools

MNPS attendance zones do not follow neighborhood lines. Check an address in the zone finder, which shows the zoned elementary, middle and high school, or see the district’s Antioch cluster map (PDF) and the other maps on its district maps page.

On the district’s 2026-27 pathways chart (PDF), the Antioch cluster’s middle schools, Apollo Middle and John F. Kennedy Middle, feed Antioch High.

The cluster’s elementary schools are J. E. Moss Elementary, Lakeview Elementary, Mt. View Elementary, Smith Springs Elementary, Thomas A. Edison Elementary and Una Elementary.

Calendar and school hours

The MNPS 2026-27 district calendar has these dates next:

  • Thursday, Oct. 22: report cards issued
  • Tuesday, Nov. 3: parent conference day, no school for students
  • Wednesday, Nov. 11: Veterans Day, district closed
  • Nov. 23-27: Thanksgiving break (district closed Nov. 26-27)
  • Dec. 15-17: half days for high school exams
  • Friday, Dec. 18: half day; the second quarter ends
  • Dec. 21 to Jan. 1: winter break
  • March 22-26, 2027: spring break and the spring holiday
  • Tuesday, May 25, 2027: last day for students, a half day

The school day runs 7:25 a.m. to 2:25 p.m., according to the district’s 2026-27 school start times, which the Board of Education approved as part of a districtwide adjustment.

Sports and activities

Antioch High competes in the TSSAA, the state high school athletic association. For 2026-27, the TSSAA football classification list puts its team in Class 6A, Region 5, with Cane Ridge, Clarksville, John Overton, McGavock, Rossview and West Creek. Boys basketball is in Class 4A, Region 4, District 8. The school’s athletics page lists cheerleading, cross country, dance, football, girls soccer, volleyball and golf in the fall; basketball, bowling and wrestling in the winter; and baseball, boys soccer, girls flag football, softball, tennis and track and field in the spring. It is one of the Academies of Nashville high schools; its website lists four career academies: Business and Finance, Engineering and Automotive Technology, Hospitality and Design, and Teaching and Service. For game nights, see our Friday night football guide and the scoreboard.

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Frequently asked questions

What grades does Antioch High serve?

Ninth grade through 12th grade. The school is at 1900 Hobson Pike in Antioch; the main office number is 615-641-5400.

What is Antioch High’s state report card grade?

Antioch High received a C overall in Tennessee’s 2024-25 School Letter Grades, according to the Tennessee Department of Education.

What time does Antioch High start?

School runs from 7:25 a.m. to 2:25 p.m., according to the district’s 2026-27 school start times.