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Inspiring Boys,Building Men
Meet McCallie
We are uncommon.
We inspire men who lead, who seek out new opportunities, and who engage with and think deeply about their world. We challenge boys to think beyond their limits to become men who defy expectations. We inspire men to be uncommon.
Built for Boys
McCallie is Built for Boys.
Since our founding in 1905, McCallie has been committed to giving boys the best possible educational experience - one that combines challenging academics with a focus on spiritual growth and lasting values. Everything we do is designed and optimized for boys.
Student Life
We don't believe in "boring."
McCallie students have the world at their fingertips. From clubs, activities and enrichment classes that engage and inspire to trips around Chattanooga and around the world, there's no such thing as nothing to do on the Ridge.
World-Class Academics
We've Got Your Back.
Our academic curriculum is challenging at every level, but what sets us apart is the level of academic support we provide to boys - from middle school to math beyond the Advanced Placement level. Every step of the way, we ensure boys have the support they need to truly excel at McCallie and beyond.
Take the First Step
Take the First Step.
McCallie is a truly exceptional place to learn and grow. We challenge and inspire boys to push beyond their limitations while providing meaningful support and encouragement. If you're looking for a place where your boy can flourish, get in touch. We'd love to talk with you about McCallie!
Featured News
The fifth-annual Ten-Minute Play Festival returns this weekend! Shows will be Friday and Saturday night at 7 p.m. in the Black Box Theater.
Larry Meade, Director of Business Support Services, retired at the end of December after an incredible 36-year career at McCallie School.
Thirty-five McCallie seniors were recognized Friday, November 16, in a Chapel ceremony marking their induction into the Cum Laude Society.
Students collected gifts and food for local students and families.
Head of School Lee Burns has made a friendly wager with Pete Sanders, Headmaster of Memphis University School, over which team will be victorious in the Division II football state championship game.