East North Street Academy is a magnet school of math and science. Our program provides experiences that help students make connections with math and science as they read, write, think critically and solve problems. Hands-on experiences engage students in standards based lessons that help them connect math and science to the world around them.

Business partners including Michelin, The Greenville Federal Credit Union, Roper Mountain Science Center and The SC Governor’s School of Math and Science support engaging experiences at community events, through classroom lessons and specialized club experiences. Students are engaged in and encouraged to explore the wonder of math and science in the world around them, as they think critically and solve problems.

• Unique learning experiences with engaging math and science lessons

• Focus on individualized, standards based learning experiences in all core areas of the curriculum

• Diverse & Welcoming Learning Community- We bring families from across Greenville County that share an interest in math and science together. We have 13 different countries and cultures represented, creating a rich cultural  learning environment.

• Some of our business partners include Michelin, Roper Mountain Science Center, The Greenville Federal Credit Union, The Upstate Children’s Museum, and the SC Governor's School of Math and Science. These partners provide experiences with financial literacy, math and science based careers, and the WONDER of science in the world around us.

Students who attend ENSA will be...

• Learning to think critically and solve problems

• Engaging in experiences that help them to see the evidence of math and science in the world around them

• Learning about careers that use math and science every day

• Working with certified science educators in a lab experience that supports the science content they are studying in the classroom

• Making and using models and the engineering process to produce solutions to problems and answers to the how and why questions students learn to ask at ENSA

• Using robots, 3-D printers to make models and solve problems