Editing Nashville, Arkansas (section)

===High schools===
[[Nashville High School (Arkansas)|Nashville High School]] is a [[Public education|public]] [[secondary school]] for students in grades 10 through 12, and is accredited by both the Arkansas State Board of Education and the [[North Central Association]].<ref>[http://oracle.advanc-ed.org/reporting/Reports/LocatorReport.aspx?AssociationID=2&TaxonomyID=27&DistrictID=&SchoolName=nashville&City=&GovernanceID=&SchoolTypeID=&State=&Country=&CharterTypeID= NCA CASI Arkansas]{{Dead link|date=April 2020 |bot=InternetArchiveBot |fix-attempted=yes }}, Retrieved September 18, 2009</ref> The high school is administered by the [[Nashville, Arkansas Public School District|Nashville Public School District]]. In the 2006–07 school year, Nashville High School had 43 teachers and a student enrollment of 390, with a student/teacher ratio of 9:1.<ref>[http://nces.ed.gov/globallocator/sch_info_popup.asp?Type=Public&ID=051038000757 National Center for Education Statistics, CCD Public school data 2006–2007 school year], Retrieved September 18, 2009</ref>
In 2010, the Nashville Junior High School Quiz Bowl team won the National Championship in Quiz Bowl. The event was held in New Orleans, Louisiana. The High School Quiz Bowl team won the State 4A Championship in 2012.
In addition to academic coursework, Nashville High School has active chapters in [[Family, Career, and Community Leaders of America|FCCLA]], [[National FFA Organization|FFA]], and the [[National Honor Society]]. Nashville High School has participated in the [[EAST Initiative]] since 2001.

The Nashville Scrappers compete in interscholastic sports under the sanction of the [[Arkansas Activities Association]] in sports such as [[American football|football]], [[basketball]], [[baseball]], [[cheerleading]], [[cross country running]], [[golf]], [[softball]], [[track and field]], [[tennis]], and [[trap shooting]]. Nashville High School sports teams compete at the [[Arkansas Activities Association#Organization|class 4A]] level. Nashville High School celebrated its 100th year in [[high school football]] in 2009.