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Giving
Endowment & Scholarship Support
The personalized educational experience of Currey Ingram Academy, made possible by our low student-teacher ratio, state-of-the art technology, and exceptional teacher training, does not come without cost.
To provide this premier environment for children who learn differently, it is necessary to charge substantial tuition and fees.
In an effort to serve every student who needs a Currey Ingram education, the school offers tuition assistance to families who qualify. About one-third of Currey Ingram families receive tuition assistance each year, thanks to the generosity of our donors. Yet, our funds are still not ample enough to support every family who applies.
In an effort to serve every student who needs a Currey Ingram education, the school offers tuition assistance to families who qualify. About one-third of Currey Ingram families receive tuition assistance each year, thanks to the generosity of our donors. Yet, our funds are still not ample enough to support every family who applies.
With your endowed or designated gift, however, we can make it possible for students who match our mission to attend Currey Ingram Academy.
The Endowed Scholarship Gift: Plant a seed and watch it grow
The interest earned on an endowed scholarship fund is used annually to provide tuition assistance to qualified students and families. The principle amount of the fund remains intact, thereby perpetually assuring use of the interest earned. As a donor, you can make an endowed scholarship gift by establishing a named scholarship fund, by adding to an already established fund, or by contributing to the general scholarship endowment fund.
The interest earned on an endowed scholarship fund is used annually to provide tuition assistance to qualified students and families. The principle amount of the fund remains intact, thereby perpetually assuring use of the interest earned. As a donor, you can make an endowed scholarship gift by establishing a named scholarship fund, by adding to an already established fund, or by contributing to the general scholarship endowment fund.
The Designated Gift: A gift today, to use today
A designated scholarship gift to the Annual Fund will be used immediately, in its entirety, against tuition charges for a deserving student. Donors of designated Annual Fund scholarship gifts may request general information about the students whose education they helped to underwrite.
A designated scholarship gift to the Annual Fund will be used immediately, in its entirety, against tuition charges for a deserving student. Donors of designated Annual Fund scholarship gifts may request general information about the students whose education they helped to underwrite.
If you are interested in establishing an endowed fund at Currey Ingram Academy, please contact the Assistant Director of Community Relations and Leadership Giving, Judith North.
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Judith North
Assistant Director of Community Relations: Leadership Giving
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Interested in establishing an endowed fund at Currey Ingram Academy? Contact the Assistant Director of Community Relations: Leadership Giving, Judith North, or call 615-635-0251.
Endowment and Scholarship Funds
An initial gift or total balance of at least $25,000 establishes a named endowed fund at Currey Ingram Academy. Below is a list of the 2019-20 Endowment and Scholarship Funds.
ANNETTE AND IRWIN ESKIND ENDOWMENT FUND FOR PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT
Annette Eskind and her late husband Irwin, both grandparents of a Currey Ingram alumna, started this fund in 1999. It helps faculty and staff remain current in cutting-edge programs for students with learning differences.
Annette Eskind and her late husband Irwin, both grandparents of a Currey Ingram alumna, started this fund in 1999. It helps faculty and staff remain current in cutting-edge programs for students with learning differences.
BONITA J. HALPRIN FUND
This fund was established in 2007 after the passing of Ms. Bonnie Halprin. Ms. Halprin was a former parent and teacher at Currey Ingram and served as president of the first parent group at Westminster School (now Currey Ingram Academy).
This fund was established in 2007 after the passing of Ms. Bonnie Halprin. Ms. Halprin was a former parent and teacher at Currey Ingram and served as president of the first parent group at Westminster School (now Currey Ingram Academy).
BRITT HENDERSON ENDOWED SCHOLARSHIP FUND
Carol and Bobby Henderson established this fund in 1989 in memory of their son, one of the first students at Westminster School of Nashville (now Currey Ingram Academy). Since 2005, this fund includes proceeds from the school’s annual Henderson Memorial Golf Tournament.
Carol and Bobby Henderson established this fund in 1989 in memory of their son, one of the first students at Westminster School of Nashville (now Currey Ingram Academy). Since 2005, this fund includes proceeds from the school’s annual Henderson Memorial Golf Tournament.
CAL TURNER, JR., ENDOWED SCHOLARSHIP FUND
Cal Turner, Jr., began this fund in 2001 to help families with economic disadvantages.
Cal Turner, Jr., began this fund in 2001 to help families with economic disadvantages.
CATE FRIST BOENSCH ENDOWED SCHOLARSHIP FUND
This fund was established in 2002 by Dorothy Frist Boensch, former Currey Ingram grandparent and mother of a Westminster alumna.
This fund was established in 2002 by Dorothy Frist Boensch, former Currey Ingram grandparent and mother of a Westminster alumna.
CHERRIE FORTE FARNETTE ENDOWED FUND
Established in 2008 by former administrator and faculty member Cherrie Forte Farnette, this fund perpetuates Currey Ingram’s capacity to serve and educate the wider community about learning differences.
Established in 2008 by former administrator and faculty member Cherrie Forte Farnette, this fund perpetuates Currey Ingram’s capacity to serve and educate the wider community about learning differences.
COVENANT ENDOWED SCHOLARSHIP FUND
For 34 years, Westminster Presbyterian Church in Nashville housed Currey Ingram Academy as Westminster School. Church parishioners and officials established this fund.
For 34 years, Westminster Presbyterian Church in Nashville housed Currey Ingram Academy as Westminster School. Church parishioners and officials established this fund.
DIANA RUMBAUGH ENDOWED FUND
The Diana Rumbaugh Fund was established in 2008 after Ms. Rumbaugh passed away. Ms. Rumbaugh was an energetic teacher who helped her students achieve success in the classroom and was also there to cheer them on in their extracurricular activities.
The Diana Rumbaugh Fund was established in 2008 after Ms. Rumbaugh passed away. Ms. Rumbaugh was an energetic teacher who helped her students achieve success in the classroom and was also there to cheer them on in their extracurricular activities.
DOROTHY CATE AND THOMAS F. FRIST ENDOWED SCHOLARSHIP FUND
Dr. and Mrs. Thomas Frist, Sr. were among the first friends and supporters of Westminster School. Their initial gift in 1975 allowed the school to install its first drinking fountain. Dr. and Mrs. Frist continued to support Westminster until their deaths in 1998. Their children established this fund in their memory.
Dr. and Mrs. Thomas Frist, Sr. were among the first friends and supporters of Westminster School. Their initial gift in 1975 allowed the school to install its first drinking fountain. Dr. and Mrs. Frist continued to support Westminster until their deaths in 1998. Their children established this fund in their memory.
DR. STEPHEN JOHNSON ENDOWED SCHOLARSHIP FUND Established in 2019 by Jennifer and Billy Frist, to support financial aid for students in the school’s Bridges program.
GLORIA AND DAVID BACON ENDOWED SCHOLARSHIP FUND
The Gloria and David Bacon Endowed Scholarship Fund was established in their memory because of their commitment to the mission of Currey Ingram Academy. Gloria Bacon taught at Westminster School of Nashville in the 1980s.
The Gloria and David Bacon Endowed Scholarship Fund was established in their memory because of their commitment to the mission of Currey Ingram Academy. Gloria Bacon taught at Westminster School of Nashville in the 1980s.
HELOISE AND JACK W. KUHN, SR. SCHOLARSHIP FUND ENDOWMENT
In 2001, the Heloise and Jack W. Kuhn Scholarship Endowment was set up by former Currey Ingram grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Kuhn, to support scholarships.
INGRAM INDUSTRIES (AND AFFILIATES) ENDOWMENT FUND
In 2021, John Ingram established a scholarship fund for the children of Ingram Industries (and Affiliates) employees who are accepted to Currey Ingram and qualify for financial aid.
In 2001, the Heloise and Jack W. Kuhn Scholarship Endowment was set up by former Currey Ingram grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Kuhn, to support scholarships.
INGRAM INDUSTRIES (AND AFFILIATES) ENDOWMENT FUND
In 2021, John Ingram established a scholarship fund for the children of Ingram Industries (and Affiliates) employees who are accepted to Currey Ingram and qualify for financial aid.
JOANNE GUNDY SCHOLARSHIP FUND
The Joanne Gundy Scholarship Fund was established in 2009. Ms. Gundy was the mother of former Head of School Kathy Rayburn. Ms. Gundy was a dedicated and beloved English teacher in Indianapolis, Indiana, before moving to Nashville in 2002.
The Joanne Gundy Scholarship Fund was established in 2009. Ms. Gundy was the mother of former Head of School Kathy Rayburn. Ms. Gundy was a dedicated and beloved English teacher in Indianapolis, Indiana, before moving to Nashville in 2002.
JOE C. DAVIS ENDOWED SCHOLARSHIP FUND
Funded by the Joe C. Davis Foundation, this scholarship endowment makes a Currey Ingram education accessible to students from various socioeconomic backgrounds.
Funded by the Joe C. Davis Foundation, this scholarship endowment makes a Currey Ingram education accessible to students from various socioeconomic backgrounds.
JONI WERTHAN SCHOLARSHIP FUND
In 2001, the Joni Werthan Scholarship was established. Since that time, the fund has helped students receive a personalized education at Currey Ingram.
In 2001, the Joni Werthan Scholarship was established. Since that time, the fund has helped students receive a personalized education at Currey Ingram.
KATHLEEN G. RAYBURN SCHOLARSHIP FUND
The Kathleen G. Rayburn Scholarship Fund was established in 2013 upon the retirement of longtime Head of School Ms. Kathy Rayburn. Ms. Rayburn served as Head of School from 1995-2013 and oversaw the transition of the Westminster School of Nashville to Currey Ingram Academy in 2002.
The Kathleen G. Rayburn Scholarship Fund was established in 2013 upon the retirement of longtime Head of School Ms. Kathy Rayburn. Ms. Rayburn served as Head of School from 1995-2013 and oversaw the transition of the Westminster School of Nashville to Currey Ingram Academy in 2002.
THE LODEN FAMILY ENDOWMENT
The Loden family established this fund during the 2013-14 school year. The fund supports scholarships.
THE LOIS KROEGER SCHOLARSHIP FUND
This fund was established in 2021 after the passing of Mrs. Lois Henning Kroeger, mother of former Currey Ingram Board of Trust President Steve Kroeger and grandparent to alumni Steven Kroeger.
The Loden family established this fund during the 2013-14 school year. The fund supports scholarships.
THE LOIS KROEGER SCHOLARSHIP FUND
This fund was established in 2021 after the passing of Mrs. Lois Henning Kroeger, mother of former Currey Ingram Board of Trust President Steve Kroeger and grandparent to alumni Steven Kroeger.
LOUIE M. AND BETTY M. PHILLIPS ENDOWMENT
Made possible through a gift from the Louie M. and Betty M. Phillips Foundation, this fund generates financial assistance for deserving Currey Ingram students.
Made possible through a gift from the Louie M. and Betty M. Phillips Foundation, this fund generates financial assistance for deserving Currey Ingram students.
THE ROWLAND FAMILY ENDOWMENT
The Rowland family established this fund in 2013. The fund supports faculty compensation.
The Rowland family established this fund in 2013. The fund supports faculty compensation.
SIS AND DORTCH OLDHAM ENDOWMENT
This endowment was created in 2014 through a planned gift from Sis and Dortch Oldham. The fund supports need-based financial aid.
This endowment was created in 2014 through a planned gift from Sis and Dortch Oldham. The fund supports need-based financial aid.
VANDERBILT CURREY INGRAM SCHOLARSHIP FUND (Endowed with Vanderbilt University)
In 2002, Stephanie and John Ingram established a scholarship fund for the children of Vanderbilt University employees who are accepted to Currey Ingram and qualify for financial aid.
In 2002, Stephanie and John Ingram established a scholarship fund for the children of Vanderbilt University employees who are accepted to Currey Ingram and qualify for financial aid.
WILLARD AND FRANCES HENDRIX FOUNDATION ENDOWED SCHOLARSHIP FUND
The Hendrix Foundation established this fund in 2004. Its founders and trustees are longtime supporters of education throughout Middle Tennessee.
The Hendrix Foundation established this fund in 2004. Its founders and trustees are longtime supporters of education throughout Middle Tennessee.
THOMAS HANNAH ENDOWED SCHOLARSHIP FUND
Dr. Jane Hannah established this fund in 2015 in memory of her son, Thomas Hannah. The proceeds from this fund are given to a worthy Currey Ingram student with dyslexia or ADHD.
Dr. Jane Hannah established this fund in 2015 in memory of her son, Thomas Hannah. The proceeds from this fund are given to a worthy Currey Ingram student with dyslexia or ADHD.
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Currey Ingram Academy
Currey Ingram Academy is an exemplary K-12 day and boarding school that empowers students with learning differences to reach their fullest potential. Since 2002, the school has been located on an 83-acre campus in Brentwood, Tenn., just miles from Nashville and Franklin. Families from 33 states and eight countries cite the school as their primary reason for moving to Middle Tennessee.
Currey Ingram Academy is accredited by the Southern Association of Independent Schools (SAIS) and AdvancEd/Southern Association of Colleges and Schools Council on Accreditation and School Improvement (SACS CASI).
Currey Ingram Academy is accredited by the Southern Association of Independent Schools (SAIS) and AdvancEd/Southern Association of Colleges and Schools Council on Accreditation and School Improvement (SACS CASI).
