State School
TN School for the Deaf Nashville
State School · Ages 3 years to 5 years · Woodbine, Nashville, TN
About TN School for the Deaf Nashville
TN School for the Deaf Nashville is a state special-education school in Woodbine, Nashville, serving ages 3 years to 5 years. It operates 7:15 AM – 3:15 PM.
This facility does not currently carry a published TDHS QRIS score. Participation in the rating system is voluntary, so an unrated facility is not necessarily a lower-quality one.
Cost and logistics: it does not accept the CCAP childcare subsidy, and transportation is offered.
TDHS licenses it for up to 12 children.
TN School for the Deaf Nashville is one of 9 licensed childcare options this guide lists in Woodbine.
Overview
Facility typeState School
Ages served3 Year(s) – 5 Year(s)
Hours7:15 AM – 3:15 PM
NeighborhoodWoodbine
CountyDavidson
Quality Rating (QRIS)
TDHS QRIS quality scoreDOE Pre-K · not QRIS-rated
Tuition & Cost
TuitionContact facility
Childcare subsidy (CCAP)No
Contact & Details
Address133 Stewarts ferry Pike, 37210
Phone(615) 655-3388
TransportationYes
Licensing & capacityTN state special school (not Metro public) · DOE Approved · TDOE · Capacity 12
Questions families ask
What is TN School for the Deaf Nashville's quality rating?
TN School for the Deaf Nashville has no current QRIS score (DOE Pre-K · not QRIS-rated). Participation is voluntary, so a missing score does not mean low quality.
What ages does TN School for the Deaf Nashville serve?
TN School for the Deaf Nashville serves ages 3 years to 5 years. Listed hours: 7:15 AM – 3:15 PM.
How much does TN School for the Deaf Nashville cost?
TN School for the Deaf Nashville has not published its rates. Contact the facility for current tuition.
Does TN School for the Deaf Nashville accept the childcare subsidy (CCAP)?
TN School for the Deaf Nashville is not listed as accepting Tennessee's childcare subsidy (CCAP). Ask the facility to confirm.
Confirm openings and tuition directly. Childcare availability changes daily and is not shown here — check current openings on the
TDHS provider portal. QRIS is Tennessee's 0–100 Quality Rating & Improvement System score (participation is voluntary, so a blank rating does not mean low quality). Weekly rates are self-reported to TDHS — always verify current tuition, ages, and openings with the facility.
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