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  • TypePrimary and secondary schools
  • LocationGreer , The United States
  • Taught inEnglish
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Blue Ridge High School is a high school in the Greenville County Schools district, near the Blue Ridge Mountains. It opened in 1954 to consolidate Jordan and Mountain View High Schools and earned Southern Association accreditation in 1965. The present building opened in 1986 and was later remodelled under a Greenville County programme to update school facilities that began in 2003. Its nickname is the Fighting Tigers, its colours are red and black, and students produce the El Dorado yearbook and the Tiger Tales newspaper.

Besides the core subjects, the school's history highlights vocational education, the fine arts and foreign languages. Students interested in fine arts can attend a visitation day at the Fine Arts Center (FAC), with free transport from the school, and the school calendar includes tests such as the PSAT.

Enrolment is handled by Greenville County Schools, mainly online through a Backpack parent account; enrolment forms are also available in Spanish. Families transferring credit from a non-accredited school or homeschooling contact the district's course review office before enrolling.

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  • Education
    • Secondary Education
Language of instruction

English

Type of school

Primary or Secondary School

Telephone

(864) 355-1800

Location

2151 Fews Chapel Rd., Greer , South Carolina , The United States, 29651

Admission Requirements

Students enrol through Greenville County Schools. Parents can enrol online by creating a Backpack account and using its 'Enroll A New Student' section; enrolment forms, residency and custodial affidavits are also available, including Spanish versions. Before completing enrolment, families transferring credit from a non-accredited institution or from homeschooling must email the district's course review office.