Collierville High School has been named on the 2016 America’s Most Challenging High Schools list that is published by The Washington Post.

CHS was ranked 1138 nationally and No. 11 in the State of Tennessee. To see the complete list click on the heading.

Congratulations to the Class of 2016 for numerous accomplishments that includes 93 senior members in the ACT 30 & Above Club. Collierville High School has the second highest ACT average in the State of Tennessee.

Students who took a dual enrollment course at CHS and are not attending the University of Memphis must have the U of M transcript mailed to the college they will be attending. This is the only way your college will award the college credit. Click on the heading to complete the Off Campus U of M transcript request and fax or mail it in.

Contact Courtney Wall, CHS dual enrollment coordinator, at cwall@colliervilleschools.org with any questions.

Collierville High School made the list of top 10 high schools in the state, according to a new report. CHS was ranked number 10 in Tennessee, according to the annual rankings released Tuesday by U.S. News & World Report. Click on the link to view the state's rankings.

Senior Sean Kirwan is an intelligent student, who spends each day working toward his goals. He holds a 4.31 weighted grade point average and scored a perfect 36 on the ACT with a 2210 on the SAT. He recently was named a National Merit Finalist and an AP Scholar with Honor.

The AdvancED External Review Team for Collierville Schools recommended the district for full accreditation. Accomplishments were well-noticed by the visiting team and glowing statements were reported to the School Board.

Senior Ellie Perry is a gifted operatic soprano vocalist who finds joy in singing and stage performance. She holds a 3.87 weighted grade point average and scored 26 on the ACT.