Greene County Tech School District

The Greene County Technical School District, encompassing the southern half of Greene County as well as portions of the City of Paragould and Craighead County, is celebrating over 50 years of public school service to the area. Grades K-12 have a student enrollment of 3,600 students who all are provided a myriad of educational opportunities. A Preschool/Day Care Center on campus provides additional educational experiences for young children. An extensive Vocational Agriculture Program blends history with the future and helps define the heritage in Greene County.

Grades K-2 are housed in the Primary Building, grades 3-5 are in the Elementary Building, grades 6-7 are in the Intermediate Building, grades 8-9 are Junior High, and grades 10-12 are High School. In addition, young students are provided learning opportunities in a Day Care-Early Childhood Program on campus.

Marmaduke School District

Located in the northeastern part of Greene County, Arkansas, Marmaduke has a population of about 1,100. The student population is 700 with 24 elementary and 23 high school teachers. Marmaduke High School has approximately 320 students, and supports a curriculum of about 60 courses. Marmaduke High School has implemented a Tech Prep Vocational Curriculum consisting of Applied Math I and II, Applied Biology/Chemistry, Computer Literacy, and Work Place Readiness. College prep course include Physics, Chemistry, advanced courses in Math and English and Foreign Language.

Paragould School District

Paragould School District is a consolidated district comprising the former districts of Oak Grove, Stanford, and Paragould. Some 2,800 K-12 students are enrolled in the district. Three neighborhood elementary schools, Baldwin, Oak Grove, and Woodrow Wilson, serve kindergartners through fourth graders. Oak Grove Middle School, a unique neighborhood campus, is home to fifth and sixth graders. The young students learn and mature in an environment that feels “grown up” without the elementary students while lacking the social stresses of junior and senior high. Seventh and eight graders attend Paragould Junior High School, while Paragould High School is home to freshmen through seniors. The district also includes The School of the 21st Century, a unique concept providing comprehensive child care for infants and toddlers with before/after school care programs. All schools in the district are accredited by the North Central Association of Schools and Colleges.