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Chattanooga Charter School of Excellence High School Athletes Launch Independent and Co-op Seasons
The East 37th Street campus fields teams in volleyball, wrestling, soccer and more while partnering with Brainerd for football and baseball.
How we reported this
Chattanooga Charter School of Excellence high school students will compete this year in volleyball, boys and girls basketball, cross country, wrestling, soccer and track and field on teams that operate without outside partnerships.
Why these offerings stand out now
Summer schedules are posted and students are already contacting coaches at the 201 E 37th St campus. Local families view the charter school programs as a direct route into competitive play without needing to travel across the city for every practice. The timing aligns with Chattanooga’s busy fall sports calendar, when fields at city parks and school grounds fill quickly with middle and high school squads.
The high school sits at 201 E 37th St, Chattanooga, TN 37410, a short drive from the middle school at 1912 S Willow St. That proximity lets older students mentor younger athletes in shared sports such as cross country and soccer. Contact information for the high school is listed as 423.702.2273 on the school site, giving parents one number for schedule questions or roster details.
Independent teams versus co-op sports
High school squads running on their own include volleyball, boys basketball, girls basketball, basketball cheerleading, cross country, boys wrestling, girls wrestling, boys soccer, girls soccer and track and field. Separate schedules appear for each of those programs on the Chattanooga Charter School of Excellence athletics page. In contrast, football, football cheerleading, baseball and softball operate through a co-op agreement with Brainerd High School, allowing charter students to join larger rosters while still representing their own school.
The source lists no enrollment numbers or win records, only the names of the sports and the co-op distinction. Families looking for practice times or game locations must download the individual schedule images posted for volleyball, basketball, soccer and cross country. Those files sit on the same athletics page that outlines the full menu of middle school and high school options.
Parents and students who want the latest updates can visit the athletics section at chattanoogacharter.com or call the high school line directly. Schedules change as opponents confirm dates, so checking the site remains the quickest way to stay current before the first contests begin.