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The Hamilton County Department of Education oversees 65 schools in Chattanooga: 45 public schools and 20 private schools. The average cost of education in Chattanooga is $8,841 per student (the national average is $12,383). Each instructor has 14 students, the librarian has 649 students, and the counselor has 302 children. Chattanooga has seven colleges and 64 colleges within 100 miles, totaling 273,731 students.

Chattanooga Public Schools

STEM School Chattanooga

St. Nicholas School

Battle Academy

Tyner Academy

The Bright School

Rivermont Elementary School

Barger Academy of Fine Arts

Chattanooga Preparatory School

Dawn School

Red Bank Elementary School

Clifton Hills Elementary School

Boyd Buchanan School

Eastside Elementary School

McCallie School

Tommie F. Brown International Academy, IB World School

Spring Creek Elementary School

East Brainerd Elementary

Chattanooga Charter School of Excellence (Middle School)

Colleges/Universities

The University of Tennessee at Chattanooga

Bethel University

University of Tennessee College of Medicine Chattanooga

Strayer University

Richmont Graduate University

Public Library

Downtown Branch – Chattanooga Public Library

Northgate Branch – Chattanooga Public Library

Eastgate Branch Chattanooga Public Library

South Chattanooga Branch – Chattanooga Public Library

Avondale Branch – Chattanooga Public Library

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