
Education
Greenville Public Schools
The City of Greenville is the home of the Bond County Community Unit 2 School District, which has education centers in Greenville and the surrounding towns of Pocahontas and Sorento. In Greenville itself are the Greenville Elementary School (grades K-5), the Greenville Junior High School (grades 6-8), and Greenville High School (grades 9-12). Approximately 603 students attend Greenville Elementary School, and the student-to-teacher ratio is 15 to 1. About 284 students go to Greenville Junior High School, and the student-to-teacher ratio there is 13.5 to 1. Approximately 565 students attend Greenville High School, and the student-to-teacher ratio is 13.5 to 1.
Public Schools |
Enrollment |
Teachers |
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Elementary - 1 |
603 |
40 |
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Junior High - 1 |
284 |
21 |
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Senior High - 1 |
565 |
42 |
Character Education
Greenville is proud to be the home of Greenville University, a four-year Christian liberal arts school. About 1,100 students live on campus, and another 200 non-traditional students attend classes as well.
Those seeking a two-year associate's degree can attend Kaskaskia College in Centralia, Illinois, about 25 miles from Greenville. Kaskaskia College has an enrollment of about 5,000. Kaskaskia College also offers a variety of courses at the Greenville Center.
45 minutes from 80 technical and vocational schools. |
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