- Neelys Bend Middle School
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Neely's Bend Middle Schol Location 1251 Neely’s Bend Road
Nashville, Tennessee, 37115
United StatesInformation Type Middle School Established 1963 School district Metropolitan Nashville Public Schools Principal Dr. Antoinette Love Williams Grades 5-8 Enrollment 708 Color(s) Gold and black Mascot Beaver Information 615-860-1477 Website [1] Neely's Bend Middle School (commonly NBMS) is a public school in northeast Nashville, Tennessee, part of Metropolitan Nashville Public Schools. The school is named after Neely's Bend on the Cumberland River on which it is located. The school opened in September 1963 as Neely's Bend Junior High, and has since served a variety of grades ranging from fifth through ninth grade. The school currently serves grades five through eight.[1]
The school is currently zoned to the Hunters Lane Cluster, accepting rising fifth graders from Amqui Elementary School and Neely's Bend Elementary School. Students who finish the eighth grade at Neely's Bend Middle School generally attend Hunters Lane Comprehensive High School.
Major Expansions
The school was expanded by 8 classrooms in 1967 and a further 18 classrooms in 2004.
External links
Coordinates: 36°14′31″N 86°40′27″W / 36.241989°N 86.674167°W
Notes
- ^ "Neely's Bend Middle School Profile", 'Metropolitan Nashville Public Schools, accessed February 20, 2011.
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