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Nashville State is here to help students prepare for a successful Fall 2024 semester.

Between 2021 and 2023, dual enrollment through Nashville State has grown by 47%.

Dr. Alexis Pope joined Nashville State Community College as vice president of Student Affairs and Enrollment Management.

Cane Ridge High School will launch an Early College program at the start of the 2024-25 school year.

With a smiling face and a welcoming attitude, the Nashville State Welcome Center is here to serve.

For the second year in a row, the Randy Rayburn School of Culinary Arts at Nashville State held the Tennessee Junior Chef Competition organized by the Tennessee Department of Education’s School Nutrition program.

More than 600 Humphreys County high schoolers and eighth graders visited Nashville State’s Humphreys County campus to learn about high-demand and high-wage careers.

Metro Nashville Public Schools and Nashville State announced that Glencliff High School will have an Early College program beginning fall 2024.

To create more pathways into a good-paying job or to continue education after graduating, Nashville State's Humphreys County campus is now offering Waverly Central High School students a new dual enrollment opportunity.

With an investment of $710,023 from the Governor’s Investment in Vocational Education (GIVE) grant, current and future Dickson County and Creek Wood High Schools students will be able to earn healthcare industry credentials including Certified...