Colleges & Universities

• University of Memphis

Central Avenue, 678-2000

Approximately 20,000 students are enrolled at the University of Memphis (U of M). The university offers degrees in 58 undergraduate majors in 75 concentrations, plus 10 masters degrees in 46 majors, four doctoral degrees in 23 majors, as well as law degrees.

• University of Tennessee Health Science Center

800 Madison, 448-5500

UT-Memphis is one of the largest academic health science centers in the nation with more than 2,100 students enrolled. UT-Memphis is divided into six colleges and the School of Biomedical Engineering. UT-Memphis operates UT Bowld Hospital, has teaching agreements with most other local hospitals, and is co-developing the Mid-South Biotech Research Park complex with Baptist Memorial Health Care.

• Baptist College of Health Sciences

2003 Monroe, 227-4330

The Baptist College of Health Sciences is a four-year baccalaureate institution that offers a bachelor's degree of science in seven majors – nursing, respiratory care, health care management, medical sonography, medical radiography, radiation therapy, and nuclear medicine – as well as completion degrees for licensed or registered nurses and respiratory therapists. In addition, the college provides a variety of class schedules, from traditional day classes to evening and weekend programs, designed so professionals will not have to alter their work schedules to attend. The college is accredited by the Commission on Colleges of the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools and participates in many federal and state financial aid programs. Opened in 1994, the school has more than 600 students enrolled for the fall 2002 semester.

• Christian Brothers University
  
  
  
  650 East Parkway South, 321-3000
  
  About 2,000 students are enrolled at this private university, which is under the direction of the Catholic teaching order of Christian Brothers. The university offers undergraduate degrees in 28 major fields and minors are available in 35 academic areas. CBU also offers masters degrees and an accelerated evening education program for working adults seeking an undergraduate degree.

• Crichton College

255 North Highland, 320-9700

Nearly 1,000 Crichton College students pursue undergraduate bachelor degrees in the following colleges: School of Arts and Sciences, School of Bible and Theology, School of Education and Behavioral Studies and School of Business. Crichton also offers certificate programs in Biblical Studies, Urban Youth Ministry, and Nonprofit Management.

• DeSoto Center

5197 W.E. Ross Parkway, Southaven, Miss.

(662) 342-1570

This multi-educational facility is home to branches of Northwest Mississippi Community College (NMCC) and The University of Mississippi (UM). NMCC offers two-year associates degrees in arts or applied science disciplines from two campuses in Southaven and one in Olive Branch. UM offers courses for non-degree pursuits or toward completion of undergraduate degrees in three fields. UM’s Southaven campus at DeSoto Center also offers two nursing degrees and two graduate degree programs in education. Campus enrollment is approximately 2,500.

• LeMoyne-Owen College

807 Walker, 774-9090

Over 750 students attend this historically black private college in pursuit of four-year degrees in 20 academic major areas. The college offers flexible evening and weekend schedule options, as well as an accelerated degree completion program for adults.

• Memphis College of Art

Overton Park, 272-5100

Approximately 300 students attend this private school located in Overton Park. MCA offers bachelors and masters degrees in fields ranging from the fine arts to computer arts disciplines.

• Memphis Theological Seminary

168 East Parkway South, 458-8232

This ecumenical seminary represents 30 denominations among its faculty and students. Offered courses lead to masters degrees in religion and divinity and doctoral degrees in ministry.

• Mid-South Community College

2000 W. Broadway, West Memphis, Ark., (870) 733-6722

More than 1,100 students from the tri-state area are enrolled at this two-year public institution. Founded in 1992, Mid-South Community College (MSCC) offers associate degrees, technical certificates and certificates of proficiency in 12 areas of emphasis. MSCC cooperates with neighboring regional and nationally recognized universities to offer undergraduate and graduate classes in a variety of degree-track fields. MSCC also offers noncredit courses for personal or professional development, adult education/GED classes and computer or network training/certification.

• Rhodes College

2000 North Parkway, 843-3000

This private liberal arts college offers 31 departmental and interdisciplinary majors leading to a bachelor of arts or science degree. Rhodes also offers a master of science degree in accounting. Over 1,550 students from around the world attend this Presbyterian-affiliated college.

• Southwest Tennessee Community College

737 Union Avenue and 5983 Macon Cove, 333-5000

Southwest Tennessee Community College is Tennessee’s largest two-year college. Southwest has two main campuses and nearly a dozen centers and off-campus class sites throughout Shelby and Fayette counties. The College has nearly 12,000 students, 256 full-time and 425 part-time faculty. It offers more than 100 majors/concentrations and 22 certificate programs. Associate degrees in science, applied science and arts are available.

• Southern College of Optometry

1245 Madison, 722-3200

Founded in 1932, this is one of only 17 optometry schools in the nation. The college offers a four-year doctor of optometry degree to more than 460 enrolled students, and also serves over 60,000 patients annually through The Eye Center.

• Tennessee Technology Center at Memphis

550 Alabama Avenue, 543-6100

More than 1,100 students pursue job-specific training at this technical school. One of 27 technology centers across the state, Tennessee Technology Center (TTC) at Memphis grants certificates, supplemental certificates and diplomas in 29 different vocational and technical programs. Memphis

For specific information on any of the 178 schools in the Memphis City Schools district, visit their web site at: http://www.memphis-schools.k12.tn.us/index_a.html Collierville

ELEMENTARY SCHOOLS

Collierville Elementary School

590 Peterson Lake Road

Collierville, TN 38017

853-3300

Principal: Juanita G. Armour

Crosswind Elementary School

831 West Shelton Road

Collierville, TN 38017

853-3330

Principal: Mary Ann McNeil

Sycamore Elementary School

1155 Sycamore Road

Collierville, TN 38017

854-8202

Principal: Dr. Patricia S. Butler

Tara Oaks Elementary School

600 Harpers Ferry Road

Collierville, TN 38017

853-3337

Principal: Sydney Mayo Bender

MIDDLE SCHOOLS

Collierville Middle School

146 College Street

Collierville, TN 38017

853-3320

Principal: Ingrid Warren

Schilling Farms Middle School

935 S. Colbert Street

Collierville, TN 38017

854-2345

Principal: Sherry Phillips

HIGH SCHOOLS

Collierville High School

1101 N. Byhalia Road

Collierville, TN 38017

853-3310

Principal: Dr. Timothy SetterlundGermantown

ELEMENTARY SCHOOLS

Dogwood Elementary School

8945 Dogwood Road

Germantown, TN 38139

756-2310

Principal: Susan Pittman

Farmington Elementary School

2085 Cordes Road

Germantown, TN 38139

756-2320

Principal: Pattie Martin Bland

Germantown Elementary School

2730 Cross Country Drive

Germantown, TN 38138

756-2330

Principal: Brenda Bluestein

Riverdale Elementary School

7391 Neshoba Road

Germantown, TN 38138

756-2300

Principal: David Carlisle

MIDDLE SCHOOLS

Germantown Middle School

7925 C. D. Smith Road

Germantown, TN 38138

756-2338

Principal: J. Russell Joy

Houston Middle School

9400 Wolf River Boulevard

Germantown, TN 38139-3509

756-2366

Principal: J. Michael Morrison

HIGH SCHOOLS

Germantown High School

7653 Old Poplar Pike

Germantown, TN 38138

756-2350

Principal: Lonnie Harris, Jr.

Houston High School

9755 Wolf River Boulevard

Germantown, TN 38139-5599

756-2370

Principal: John S. Aitken DeSoto County

Elementary Schools

Center Hill Elementary (K-5) 13662 Center Hill Road, Olive Branch; Phone: 890-7705; Principal: Rebecca Dearden

Chickasaw Elementary (2-3), 6391 Chickasaw Rd., Olive Branch; Phone: 895-6664; Principal: Lisa Love

DeSoto Central Elementary (K-5), 2411 Central Pkwy., Southaven; Phone: 349-6234; Principal: Brenda Wilkinson

Greenbrook Elementary (K-5), 730 Rasco Rd., Southaven; Phone: 342-2330; Principal: Stephanie Gilder

Hernando Elementary (K-2), 455 Riley St., Hernando; Phone: 429-4160; Principal: Barbara Jepsen

Hope Sullivan Elementary (K-5), 7985 Southaven Cir. W., Southaven; Phone: 393-2919; Principal: Jerry Darnell

Horn Lake Elementary (K-3), 6341 Ridgewood Dr., Horn Lake; Phone: 393-4608 ; Principal: Dorothy Ann Smith

Oak Grove Central Elementary (3-5), 893 Oak Grove Rd., Hernando; Phone: 429-4180; Principal: Dr. Patsy Sledge

Olive Branch Elementary (K-1), 9549 Pigeon Roost Rd., Olive Branch; Phone: 895-2256; Principal: Sunnie Barkley

Shadow Oaks Elementary (K-3), 3780 Shadow Oaks, Horn Lake; Phone: 393-4585; Principal: Lynda Pointer

Southaven Elementary (K-5), 8274 Claiborne Dr. , Southaven; Phone: 342-2289; Principal: Lenore Turner

Walls Elementary (K-5), 6131 Delta View, Walls; Phone: 781-1280; Principal: Thomas Spencer

Intermediate Schools

Horn Lake Intermediate (4-5), 6870 E. Center St., Horn Lake; Phone: 280-7075; Principal: Danny Freeze

Olive Branch Intermediate (4-5), 8631 E. Pigeon Roost Rd., Olive Branch; Phone: 893-1221; Principal: Joe Eoff

Middle Schools

DeSoto Central (6-9), 2611 Central Pkwy., Southaven; Phone: 349-6660; Principal: Charlie Tipton

Hernando Middle (6-8), 700 Dilworth Ln., Hernando; Phone: 429-4154; Principal: Therman Richardson

Horn Lake Middle (6-8), 6585 Horn Lake Rd., Horn Lake; Phone: 393-7443; Principal: George Loper

Olive Branch Middle School (6-8), 6530 Blocker St., Olive Branch; Phone: 895-4610; Principal: Ken Reid

Southaven Middle School (6-8), 175 Rasco Rd., Southaven; Phone: 280-0422; Principal: James Brady

High Schools

Hernando High (9-12), 805 Dilworth, Hernando; Phone: 429-4170; Principal: Freddie Joseph

Horn Lake High (9-12), 6125 Hurt Rd., Horn Lake; Phone: 393-5273; Principal: Milton Kuykendall

Olive Branch High (9-12), 9366 Sandidge Rd., Olive Branch; Phone: 893-3344; Principal: Barry Owen

Southaven High (9-12), 899 Rasco Rd., Southaven; Phone: 393-9300; Principal: John Clark

Vocational Center

DeSoto County Career Technology Center (10-12), 847 Rasco Rd., Southaven; Phone: 393-6211; Director: Phillip Sublett

Alternative Center

DeSoto County Alternative Center (1-12), 2690 Magnolia St., Hernando; Phone: 429-5597; Principal: Neurod Phillips

Visit the DeSoto County School’s Web site at www.desoto.k12.ms.usBartlett

ELEMENTARY SCHOOLS

Altruria Elementary School

6641 Deermont Road

Bartlett, TN 38134

373-2600

Principal: Marva Johnson

Arlington Elementary School

11825 Douglass Street

Arlington, TN 38002

867-6000

Principal: John Sadowski

Barret's Chapel Elementary School

10280 Godwin Road

Arlington, TN 38002

873-8160

Principal: Barbara A. Fletcher

Bartlett Elementary School

3932 Billy Maher Road

Bartlett, TN 38135

373-2610

Principal: Page Watson

Ellendale Elementary School

6950 Dawnhill Road

Bartlett, TN 38135

373-2636

Principal: Bonita Grumme

Kate Bond Elementary School

2727 Kate Bond Road

Memphis, TN 38133

373-1400

Principal: Marty Redding

Lakeland Elementary School

10050 Oak Seed Lane

Lakeland, TN 38002

867-7071

Principal: Nancy Rouse

Oak Elementary School

3573 Oak Road

Bartlett, TN 38135

373-2646

Principal: Patricia Rowland

Rivercrest Elementary School

4825 Rivercrest Lane

Bartlett, TN 38135

373-1373

Principal: Kay Williams

MIDDLE SCHOOLS

Appling Middle School

3700 Appling Road

Bartlett, TN 38133

373-1410

Principal: Odell Foster

Arlington Middle School

5470 Lamb Road

Arlington, TN 38002

867-6015

Principal: Patricia L. Prescott

Elmore Park Middle School

6330 Althorne Road

Bartlett, TN 38134

373-2642

Principal: Marjorie B. Lowe

Shadowlawn Middle School

4734 Shadowlawn Road

Arlington, TN 38002

373-2654

Principal: Robert J. Hatton

HIGH SCHOOLS

Bartlett High School

5688 Woodlawn Avenue

Bartlett, TN 38134

373-2620

Principal: Mike Parnell

Bolton High School

7323 Brunswick Road

Arlington, TN 38002

873-8150

Principal: Dr. Snowden CarruthersChoose an option: