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General Admissions Information
Please click here or call the school office, 615-269-0568, to learn more about Saint Ann School.
The best way to understand the qualities of a Saint Ann School education is to experience it first hand. Please contact us to schedule your tour.
Due to COVID restrictions we are currently offering Zoom calls prior to in-person tours.
The Zoom call will allow us to answer intial questions and learn more about your child. The follow up tour gives you the opportunity to see all that Saint Ann School has to offer. If you have questions please email Anna Rumfola (principal) at arumfola@stannnash.org or John Cooper (Director of Community Outreach) at jcooper@stannnash.org. -
Admissions Process PK3-8th Grade1. Click here, call the school office at 615-269-0568, or email Anna Rumfola at arumfola@stannnash.org to schedule a Zoom call.
2. Following your Zoom call, visit campus for an in-person tour of our school. We will review the admissions paperwork at the conclusion of your tour.
3. Schedule a shadow day for your child. During this day, your child will spend the day with the class he or she will join. Your child will be assigned a "buddy" in the class, who will be your child's partner during the shadow day at Saint Ann. Your child will participate in all aspects of our program and will have first-hand experience of Saint Ann School and his or her potential peers. This will help you and your student make a decision about our school. Students will also be given a placement assessment during thier visit.
4. At the end of your child's shadow day parents are invited to meet with the Principal, Anna Rumfola, to answer any additional questions about the enrollment process or our academic program.
5. Submit the registration paperwork and registration fee ($250) to the school office.
6. Set up your online tuition payment plan through FACTS. You will recieve an email from FACTS once your paperwork is processed.
7. After enrolling your child, you will begin receiving important information as a means of fostering the relationship between the family and the school. This relationship is critical to a child's success in school.
8. An orientation will be provided for the parents of newly enrolled students in early August.