Generations Christian School In Franklin, TN

“For I know the plans I have for you,” declares the LORD, “plans to prosper you and not to harm you, plans to give you hope and a future.” –Jeremiah 29:1

As the world of information expands, critical thinking skills and problem solving abilities are needed to help the child succeed in their life goals. We have a deep commitment to help children discover their interests and nurture healthy curiosity.  We insist on being academically excellent and distinctly Christian. Through this, we are raising the the next generation who knows and a loves Jesus Christ. From our curriculum to our teachers, we are excited to offer a Christ-glorifying education experience.

We are excited to offer a learning experience that is distinct form the other private schools in Franklin, TN. Our Lower student/teacher ratio enables us to provide individualized leaning plans and tailor instruction to each student in our small classes. We partner with Christian families by offering a biblically saturated curriculum and a classroom environment that reflects traditional Christian virtues.

Challenging Academics

Generations Christian Academy is a private, religious, mission oriented, educational organization where every employee is responsible to provide the example, training and encouragement to others for practical Christian living in accordance with biblical standards and the basic religious doctrines of historic, evangelical Christian faith.

Student Life

Students participate in extracurricular activities including Cross Country, Basketball, Golf, and Track. Our fine arts curriculum encourages creativity  in the areas of art, music, film, worship and musical instruments. More importantly, we want our students to understand that these gifts from God and are used in the service of others, not for self-elevation. 

Weekly chapel experience, public speaking opportunities, and prayer events help craft a vibrant yet thoughtful student life. In every aspect of our time together, we seek to prepare our students to “be prepared to give an answer to everyone who asks you to give the reason for the hope that you have” (1 Peter 3:15)