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High Schools (Grades 9-12) in Frayser & Raleigh

3 high schools (grades 9-12) in Frayser & Raleigh: 1 registered for EFS and 1 approved for the ESA. North Memphis neighborhoods where a handful of Christian academies, a new early-grades academy and a Cognia-accredited upper school serve families largely zoned to MSCS.

About these records. Each listing combines the federal Private School Survey (2023-24, or 2021-22 for non-responders) with the Tennessee Department of Education's 2026-27 Non-Public Schools Directory (updated October 5, 2026), the EFS registered-school list (updated August 24, 2026) and the West Tennessee ESA list (updated September 24, 2026), all pulled October 30, 2026. Schools do not report tuition to the state, so ask the school for it.

Funding note: EFS pays the same amount in grade 12 as in kindergarten, so high school families usually pair it with school aid, MOST or the Dual Enrollment Grant. Mostly zoned to Memphis-Shelby County Schools, so income-eligible students can usually use the ESA.

SchoolTypeCommunityGradesTN categoryEFS 2026-27ESA (West TN)
Christian Success Academy
3620 Austin Peay Hwy, Suite 2, Memphis 38128
Christian SchoolsFrayser & RaleighK-12IVNot listed—
Greater Praise Christian Academy
3475 N Watkins St, Memphis 38127
Christian SchoolsFrayser & RaleighK-12II✓ EFS✓ ESA
NorthStar Academy
2216 Clifton Avenue, Memphis 38127
Independent & Secular SchoolsFrayser & Raleigh4-12IIINot listed—
High Schools (Grades 9-12) in Frayser & Raleigh: reading the flags
FlagMeansDoes not mean
EFS ✓The $7,530 EFS can pay here in 2026-27A seat or a set tuition
ESA ✓Approved for MSCS-zone ESA studentsOpen to students zoned to a municipal district
Category IV/VApproved by Tennessee to operateEligible for EFS or the ESA

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