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Carter-Lawrence Elementary, an Engineering Magnet school located in the heart of the 12 South and Edgehill neighborhood of Nashville, TN. Inquisitive, observant and collaborative help describe the typical student at Carter-Lawrence Engineering Magnet. The school's goal is to provide a challenging, stimulating, exciting and nurturing learning environment where students in grades pre-K through fourth can learn academic skills and develop socially and emotionally. Their distinguished magnet option, which emphasizes an engineering focus, features a fully operational science lab staffed full-time by a scientist from Vanderbilt University. They also have a fantastic school garden, maintained by students, staff and volunteers, where students can participate in exploratory lessons and research. Classes like P.E., art, library and music help round out the offerings. Source: Official Website

Centennial High School - Franklin

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Centennial High School in Franklin, Tennessee first opened its doors in the fall of 1996, the first “new” high school to follow well-established icons Franklin, Brentwood, Fairview, and Page. Since then, the Centennial family has come together to establish an ever-growing blend of both unique tradition and innovation. From the C-C-C-H-S cheer to our signature grade level Spirit Wear to Peace/Love/Cougars, we have demonstrated school pride and have established a definite sense of belonging and identity. Parents, students, and teachers alike comment on the close-knit nature of our family and the way we support each other through good times and bad. Source: venue website

Central Magnet School

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Central Magnet School in Murfreesboro, Tennessee The mission of Central Magnet School is to challenge each student, teacher and parent with the high expectations of a challenging curriculum; To provide students with a rigorous educational program in a collaborative setting, with emphasis on mastery of academics, critical thinking, effective communication skills, and character development. Source: venue website

Christ Presbyterian Academy

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Christ Presbyterian Academy is a private, coeducational, college-preparatory school for grades preschool through 12. The Academy provides transformational education through a Christian worldview and offers extensive programs to develop the diverse potential of each student. CPA is a ministry of Christ Presbyterian Church (PCA) in Nashville, Tennessee. The CPA campus is situated on a beautiful 58-acres between Williamson and Davidson counties. Comprised of four interconnected school buildings, Christ Presbyterian Church, six athletic fields, two playscapes, and outdoor communal learning spaces, the Academy is nestled across from the Warner Parks system on Old Hickory Boulevard. Source: Official Website

Christ the King School

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Christ the King is a PreK-4 through Grade 8 Catholic school that lives this mission daily by valuing each child’s unique gifts, working to help individuals reach their potential spiritually, academically, socially, emotionally, and physically. We accomplish this in a community where students feel a sense of belonging, purpose, and personal safety. The faculty and staff regard their roles as learning leaders who model the motivation, curiosity, respect, and compassion expected of students. Our mission as a Catholic elementary school is to educate young people in a faith-filled environment that builds discipleship with catechesis, prayer, and worship. Christ the King embodies its vision to establish a strong foundation for academic excellence through attentive instruction and carefully planned application of skills and knowledge, supported by integration of technology and community resources. CKS offers a variety of opportunities beyond the foundational curriculum to enrich students’ minds, spirits, and bodies. Every grade participates in art, music, Spanish, technology, library, and physical education classes. These classes introduce and reinforce vital skills for students such as teamwork, responsibility, creativity, cooperation, and global awareness. Our graduates have become leaders in the larger community. The school continues to prepare and nurture students to be well-rounded individuals, equipped with honorable habits of heart and mind, who light the way for their generation. Source: venue website

Code Ninjas Franklin

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At Code Ninjas Franklin (Franklin), kids (ages 7-14) learn to code by building their very own video games. Our flexible coding programs for kids make it easy on parents with convenient drop-in hours on weeknights and weekends. Source: venue website

Coffee County Raider Academy

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Coffee County Raider Academy, Coffee County Schools, Manchester, Tennessee.

Columbia State Community College - Cherry Theater

Performing Arts Center ; School ; Theater

The Cherry Theater is a performance venue on the campus of Columbia State Community College. The annual Performance Series brings diverse and engaging lineups of musical and theatrical entertainment to the city of Columbia. Ticketed events. Source: VisitColumbiaTN.com

Columbia State Community College | Clifton Campus

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Columbia State is a two-year college serving a nine-county area in southern Middle Tennessee with five campuses, including Columbia, Williamson, Lawrence, Lewisburg and Clifton. Columbia State was established in 1966 as Tennessee's first community college. Columbia State Community College offers more than 70 degree and certificate programs, including 54 associate degree programs, 12 Associate of Applied Science degree programs, and 11 technical certificate programs. For a full list of programs offered, visit https://www.columbiastate.edu/academics/academic-programs-by-degree-type.

Columbia State Community College | Columbia Campus

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Founded in 1966, Columbia State Community College is accredited by the Commission on Colleges of the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools (1866 Southern Lane, Decatur, Georgia 30033-4097) to award the associate degree. Other than the Columbia main campus, the college currently has four other locations: Clifton, Lawrence County, Lewisburg and Williamson County.

Columbia State Community College | Williamson County Campus

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Contemporary Music Center

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Get real-world music industry experience at The Contemporary Music Center in Nashville, Tennessee. CMC is a semester-long, 16-credit hour program that prepares colleges students for careers in the entertainment industry, challenging them to live out their faith as Christ-followers. Thirty students live, work, and create music together in a facility with 24/7 access to world-class gear. Faculty are music industry pros who keep the program relevant and practical. The “Final Exam” is a week-long Road Tour at the end of the semester. Source: venue website

Cookeville High School

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Cookeville High School, a comprehensive educational facility serving nearly 2,200 students in grades 9-12, opened its doors at its current facility in the fall of 1996. The overall academic program at Cookeville High School is based on a traditional six-period school day and includes courses in college preparatory, International Baccalaureate, Advanced Placement, technical education, elective areas, and dual credit. Having a wide variety of educational course offerings allows all students to complete state-mandated core graduation requirements for the university, technical, or dual path high school diploma. Additionally since 2005-2006, junior and senior students who elect to do so may participate in the IB diploma program and possibly earn an internationally recognized International Baccalaureate diploma. Since the 2000-2001school year, senior students may choose to enroll in a Dual Credit English course taught in cooperation with Tennessee Technological University for which students may earn English 12 and English 1010 credit in the first school semester. Those students who continue with the class second semester may receive elective English credit and credit for English 1020 at the university level. Besides offerings in Advanced Placement and International Baccalaureate classes, honors courses offered at Cookeville High School include English 9, 10, 11, and 12; World Literature, Spanish III, and IV, French III and IV, Algebra II, Geometry, Statistics, Pre-Calculus, Biology, Chemistry, Physics, World History, Humanities, U.S. History, and U.S. Government/Economics. Cookeville High’s student population has numerous opportunities to participate in sporting activities if they so desire. CHS offers the following sports to its students: football, basketball, baseball, softball, swimming, cross country, track, lacrosse, golf, soccer, tennis, and volleyball. Several of these teams have earned state or regional honors over the past years. Many students have been singled out for district, regional, and state honors. Computer technology is used in all facets of administrative and classroom programming at Cookeville High School. The Power School web-based management program is used to schedule classes for all grade levels. It additionally allows classroom teachers to record daily attendance and student grades in their own classrooms. This program is also used to generate student progress reports at the 4 ½ week and 13 ½ week mark of each semester and report cards at the end of each 9 week period. Cookeville High School is equipped with computer labs on all floors in the school, allowing for student hands-on access in writing, science, math, drafting, business, journalism, foreign language, music, and other courses as well. The foreign language department utilizes a listening lab to assist students in becoming proficient in speaking a foreign language. Source: venue website

Cool Springs Montessori

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Cool Springs Montessori CSM was designed to serve the needs of our community: our students, our parents and our staff. We are committed to providing a superior Montessori education in a warm and welcoming environment for children ages 18 months through kindergarten. Source: venue website

Coopertown Middle School

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Coopertown Middle School in Springfield, Tennessee

Cornerstone Elementary School

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Cornerstone Elementary School in Baxter, Tennessee

Creek Wood High School

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Creek Wood is one of two high schools in Dickson County and has an enrollment of about 950 students. Source: USNews.com

Creswell Middle School of the Arts

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Opened in Fall 2006, Creswell Middle School of the Arts serves a diverse population of middle-school students from across Nashville with a passion for the arts. Through our arts magnet program, we offer a wide and varied selection of arts courses, which include Dance, Drama, Visual Arts, General Music, Music Appreciation, Musical Theatre, Speech, Art Appreciation, Creative Writing, Playwriting, Chorus, Paintworks, Photography, Keyboard, Strings and Band. In addition to our arts-based curriculum, Creswell offers rigorous standards in academics, including Encore, the district’s gifted learning program. English learners also thrive at Creswell, where they are offered an environment in which they can gain proficiency in English. Finally, Creswell’s Exceptional Education teachers offer individualized instruction and assistance to students identified as having particular needs which cannot be met in a day-to-day academic setting. These needs may be academic, physical, social and/or emotional. Creswell has earned the attention of the local community and was recently awarded grants from VH1 for a piano keyboard lab and from the Country Music Association (CMA) for both musical instruments and our theater sound system. We also are proud to have our school theater named in honor of Nashville’s former Mayor Bill Purcell for his contributions to education and Music City, USA. Source: venue website

Croft Design Center Middle School

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Croft Middle School is one of of the STEAM middle schools. At Croft students use STEAM, science technology, engineering, arts and math as access points to the 4Cs (critical thinking, communication, creativity and collaboration). This empowers our students to better understand how their skills fit into our complex world. Croft is the home of four exotic animal exhibits, supplied by the Nashville Zoo and cared for by the Croft zookeeper students and faculty. In addition to its unique location and hands-on learning opportunities with the Nashville Zoo, Croft is a member of the esteemed Cambridge International academic community. With Cambridge, students have access to challenging curriculum that builds 21st-century skills to sustain lifelong learning. They offer a comprehensive related arts program that includes band, strings, physical education, visual arts, computer science, and zoology. In addition, 8th graders can take Spanish 1 for high school credit. The Encore program helps challenge and support gifted and talented students, while technology integration helps support interactive, blended learning throughout the school. Additionally, through a partnership with Vanderbilt University, a resident scientist is housed full-time in their building. Through intentional teacher collaboration with their resident scientist, lessons are geared towards engaging students in project-based learning experiences. At Croft, students have access to a variety of athletics and creative arts. Their music program has a reputation for excellence, as exhibited by its many achievements and accolades. Source: Croft Design Center Middle School

Cumberland Business Incubator

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Located on Roane State’s Cumberland County campus, the Cumberland Business Incubator provides a variety of services to help entrepreneurs and small businesses grow and prosper. Workshops are held regularly, and office space and support are available for start-up businesses. Source: website

Cumberland University

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Cumberland University is a student-centered institution of higher learning. We are committed to providing a transformational liberal arts education designed to prepare students to have successful careers and lead impactful lives. We offer competitive associate’s, bachelor’s and master’s degrees, including online degree programs, and we are also a proud participant in the Tennessee Promise program. Surrounded by towering trees and historic architecture, our campus lives in the heart of Lebanon, Tennessee, just 23 miles east of the exciting city of Nashville. Our students become part of a friendly community with a small-town feel and plenty of things to do. A quick trip to Music City offers students endless options for adventurous dining, sporting events, and live music. Source: website

Cumberland University - June And Bill Heydel Fine Arts Center

Concert Hall ; Gallery ; School ; Theater

Cumberland University's June And Bill Heydel Fine Arts Center opened in Fall 1996 and was made possible by a generous gift from the Heydel family. The 8,900 square foot facility houses a 250-seat theatre/concert hall, dressing rooms, faculty offices, and the Edward E. and Gemma Gause Adams Gallery, which was made possible by a grant from The Thackston Family Foundation. The building houses a Steinway grand piano, as well as a Rogers organ, a gift of Dr. Virginia G. Lockmiller.

Cumberland University - Labry Hall

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Cumberland University-Labry Hall: Constructed in 2002, this 50,000 square foot facility contains 15 general purpose classrooms, a tiered lecture hall, four computer laboratories, the institutional career center, a specialized accounting laboratory/classroom, 17 faculty offices, an office suite for the Dean of the Labry School of Business and Technology, the Office of Informational Technology, a two-story atrium for use as both a study and social function area, as well as a student and faculty lounge. A portion of the building was once the Old Gymnasium built in 1936 by the Works Progress Administration (WPA). The building was made possible by a gift from Mr. Edward A. Labry, III, Class of 1985, currently President for Retail and Alliance Services, First Data Corporation.

Cumberland University - Nokes-Lasater Field

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Nokes-Lasater Field serves as the home of the Cumberland football program and includes a 5,000-seat stadium with lights along with two 70-yard practice fields. The facility also houses a team locker room, athletic training facilities, two concession stands, restrooms on the home and visitor sides of the stadium, a six-lane asphalt track, along with a large building for storage. Source: venue website

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