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McGavock High School is launching an Early College Business program and will begin enrolling students this fall for the program, which will start in January 2026.

In a strategic move to elevate its creative presence both on campus and within the broader Nashville community, Nashville State Community College has established and filled a new role, informally known as technical director for creative spaces.

Pearl-Cohn and Maplewood high schools are launching Early College programs in Health Sciences and will begin enrolling current students this fall for the programs, which will start in January 2026.

Nashville State’s under-construction Dickson campus at the Dickson County Center for Higher Education will be an instructional site for the Associate of Science Nursing program.

A partnership between Nashville State Community College and Vanderbilt University Medical Center (VUMC) offers current VUMC employees a fast-track path to a career as Central Sterile Processing Technicians in surgical support.

The School of Health Sciences, in its newly renovated building on the White Bridge campus, will serve as a clinical site for HOSA – Future Health Professionals phlebotomy and respiratory therapy skills events on June 20.

Nashville State and Tractor Supply Company recently celebrated a 5-year anniversary of their workforce partnership.

In collaboration with TriStar Horizon Medical Center, Nashville State is bringing its nursing program to Dickson to help meet the growing demand for qualified healthcare professionals in the region.

Nashville Songwriters Association International (NSAI) donated two Bose L1 Model II with ToneMatch® systems to Nashville State.

Fisk University has recently announced the launch of the Fisk Bound: Transfer Success Initiative, a strategic effort to support high-achieving community college graduates, including those from Nashville State Community College.