Memphis University School (MUS)
Location: Memphis, Tennessee
Type: Independent, All-Boys, College-Preparatory School
Grades: 6th through 12th Grade
Enrollment: Approximately 630 students
Overview
Memphis University School is a traditional, college-preparatory day school for boys, guided by the principles of truth, honor, and scholarship. It aims to develop intellectually curious, morally grounded young men ready to lead with character. The school fosters a rigorous academic environment alongside spiritual growth, service opportunities, athletics, and fine arts.
The 94-acre campus provides a serene and historic setting, with wooded areas, well-equipped academic facilities, and dedicated spaces for arts and athletics. Teachers work closely with students in small classes, offering personalized support and mentorship.
MUS emphasizes ethical leadership through its Honor Code, encouraging students to act with integrity and responsibility. Students engage deeply in extracurriculars, including student government, service organizations, and a variety of clubs, strengthening their leadership and community orientation.
What Makes the School Unique
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Honor Code Culture: A strong tradition of integrity and trust; students uphold a code that values honesty and accountability.
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Whole-Person Development: Balances rigorous academics with athletics, arts, leadership, and service.
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Spiritual and Moral Formation: Grounded in a Christian tradition that guides character development and student life.
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Campus & Facilities: Located on a large, tree-lined campus with modern classrooms, labs, a chapel, and performance spaces.
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Leadership Opportunities: Offers many roles in student government, honor councils, and community service initiatives.
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Tradition & Legacy: Founded in 1893, MUS has a long-standing reputation for excellence and character formation.
Contact Information
Address:
6191 Park Avenue
Memphis, TN 38119
Phone:
(901) 260-1300
Website:
www.musowls.org
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