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Madison, Tennessee · Grades K–12 615‑431‑5637

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Who we are

A small school built around one idea: your child deserves to be understood.

The Edison School opened in 2012 for students who were not being served anywhere else. We are a not-for-profit day school in Madison, Tennessee, accredited by Cognia.

A smiling student in an Edison School T-shirt sitting on a bench outside

Why we exist

We were started by families who had run out of options.

Every one of our students arrived from somewhere that was not working. That is the whole reason the school exists.

We start by measuring whether a kid wants to come back on Monday. We finish by watching them graduate, ready for whatever comes next.

We’re small and we like it that way. Every adult in the building knows your child by name.

A teacher sitting on the classroom floor reading a picture book with a student in a walking boot

Edison saved my child’s life.

From an Edison parent

A student swinging on the playground on a bright afternoon

From the parents of an Edison student

The years at Edison have taught my child to be confident and reclaim an absolute love of learning. In many ways, we feel Edison has given us our son back, and with their direction he has found HIS voice to greatness.

Meet the people

The people who will know your child’s name.

Every name below is someone your child will actually talk to. Click on anyone to see their photo and get in touch directly.

Leadership

Faculty & Staff

Careers at Edison

Ask a parent why they stayed, and they’ll usually tell you about a teacher. Most of ours have been here for years, and several came to Edison after watching the same thing happen to a child of their own.

Edison brought back the joy of school. My child is understood and gets the right help.

From an Edison parent

Find us

610 W. Old Hickory Blvd
Madison, TN 37115
About fifteen minutes from downtown Nashville

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Accredited by

Cognia. Credits transfer anywhere.

Member of

NAIS, TAIS and Autism Tennessee.

A not-for-profit 501(c)(3) organization.

Turning “I can’t” into “I will.”

The rest of it is people, and people do not come across on a website. Come and meet the teachers your child would have, and ask them anything you want to ask.