Bowers Elementary School

Coalfield High School is an educational institution in Harriman, TN, providing academic programs for students in grades 9-12. With a focus on preparing students for future success, the school offers a variety of courses and extracurricular activities to support their learning and personal growth. Generated from their business information

Robertsville Middle School is an educational institution that enrolls more than 700 students in grades five through eight. Opened in 1995, it receives students from both Willow Brook Elementary School and Linden Elementary School. The school provides classes in English, mathematics, science and social studies. It also imparts instruction in art, computer science, music and physical education. Robertsville Middle School utilizes the Tennessee Comprehensive Assessment Program (TCAP) achievement test for the educational assessment of its students. It offers membership opportunities for the Technology Students Association and the Family, Career and Community Leaders of America, as well as maintains a student council and ski, scrapbook, geography and intramural clubs. The school also conducts basketball, flag football, volleyball, cheerleading and cross-country tournaments and matches. It additionally features an auditorium and media learning center, as well as a parent-teacher-student association. Robertsville Middle School is a part of Oak Ridge Schools, which governs elementary, middle and high schools.

Located in Oak Ridge, Tenn., Woodland Elementary School is a public school that is a part of Oak Ridge Schools, which operates more than five schools for students in pre-kindergarten through grade 12. It has an annual enrollment of over 440 students in kindergarten through grade four. The school supports the English as a Second Language program and conducts classes in Spanish. Woodland Elementary School maintains a chess club and a parent-teacher organization. It employs a staff of nearly 70 full-time classroom teachers, paraprofessionals, reading assistants, math specialists, librarians, school resource officers, guidance counselors, art and music professionals, and speech and language pathologists.