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Education
oak ridge city schools
Oak Ridge City Schools
are comprised of a preschool (ages 3-4), four elementary schools, two middle schools, and one high school. Approximate enrollment of kindergarten through 12 is 4,411 students with a support staff of 300 and a licensed staff of 427.
Seventy-six percent of Oak Ridge teachers hold a
masters level degree
, and the primary and secondary schools are among the finest in Tennessee and the nation. In addition to the City system, a parochial school also exists within the city limits covering grades one through eight.
Links to oak ridge schools
Pre-School
Oak Ridge's School Preschool
Elementary Schools
Gleenwood Elementary School
Linden Elementary School
Willow Brook Elementary School
Woodland Elementary
Middle Schools
Jefferson Middle School
Robertsville Middle School
High School
Oak Ridge High School
higher learning
In the fall of 1999, a new approximately 100,000 square foot branch campus for
Roane State Community College
(RSCC) opened its doors. This facility is located in east Oak Ridge (between Laboratory and Emory Valley Roads) and serves more than 2,000 students per term. The campus includes a number of amenities such as a library; art, music and science labs; numerous computer labs; a health science wing; a bookstore; a grill and much more. RSCC offers courses in radiation physics, radioactive waste management and a two-year certification program for health physics technicians.
Oak Ridge Associated Universities (ORAU)
, a consortium of six Tennessee and 49 other colleges and universities and a management and operating contractor for the U.S. Department of Energy is also located in the City. A pioneer in technology transfers, with historic contributions in nuclear medicine and health physics, ORAU today conducts specialized training in nuclear related areas of energy, health and the environment. In particular, ORAU has been able to provide technical assistance to government, the academic community and industry in radiological site assessment, environmental monitoring and provision of radiopharmaceutical internal dose information.