2
Public school districts
~9,000
K–12 students
22
Public schools
2
Colleges & universities
Public school districts
Two independent districts split the county: the city system in Greeneville, and the county system covering the surrounding towns and rural communities.
Greeneville City Schools
Official site →The city district serves Greeneville proper — a smaller, walkable system that consistently ranks among the top public districts in the region.
Greene County Schools
Official site →The county district covers the towns and rural communities outside the city, organized into four feeder patterns — Chuckey-Doak, North Greene, South Greene, and West Greene.
Chuckey-Doak zone
North Greene zone
South Greene zone
Colleges & universities
Greene County punches above its weight in higher education, anchored by the oldest college in the state.
Tusculum University
Tusculum · founded 1794
Chartered in 1794, Tusculum is the oldest college in Tennessee — a private, historically Presbyterian university just east of Greeneville in Tusculum. Home of the Pioneers, at 60 Shiloh Road.
Visit site →Walters State Community College — Niswonger Campus
221 N. College St., Greeneville
Walters State's Greeneville campus offers credit and continuing-education courses plus health-profession programs and the Regional Law Enforcement Training Academy.
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