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education in downtown
The options to get a great education for your kids in Downtown are growing every year. In fall of 2003, three schools opened, including:
Downtown Elementary School: a public school with an optional program for grades K-6,
St. Patrick's Jubilee School:a private catholic school for grades K-6 that offers financial assistance for families in need, and
Memphis Academy of Science and Engineering: a charter school sponsored by the Memphis BioTech Corporation for grades 7-12 located on the UT Health campus.
Downtown is home to twelve other daycare and early education facilities, including:
Foreign Language Immersion Center: an early education facility offering bilingual education for children under the age of five,
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Maria Montessori School: a school in Harbor Town offering an alternative to traditional education for students in grades K-8, and
Top-notch education continues at the CBID's schools of higher learning, including:
University of Tennessee Health Science Center
Southern College of Optometry
Methodist University Hospital
Baptist College of Health Sciences
Southwest Tennessee Community College
University of Tennessee College of Social Work
Downtown also has the Cossitt Memphis/Shelby County Public Library which opened in 1888 as the first public library in Memphis. The library holds the Memphis and Shelby County Archives and a gallery showcasing works from instructors and students of the Memphis College of Art.
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