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Perryville is the headquarters of the Perry County 32 School District, formed in the 1960s from the consolidation of various smaller districts throughout the county. It includes five schools: the Perryville Early Childhood Special Education Center (PK), Perryville Elementary School (K-4), Perry County Middle School (5-8), Perryville High School (9-12), and Perryville Area Career & Technology Center (9-12). The district has a total enrollment of about 2,400 students and some 350 staff, and offers dual credit courses with Mineral Area College, Three Rivers Community College, Southeast Missouri State University, and the University of Northwestern Ohio. Its mascot is the Pirates, and the school colors are green and white.<ref>https://www.perryville.k12.mo.us/Page/2503</ref>

Perryville is the headquarters of the Perry County 32 School District, formed in the 1960s from the consolidation of various smaller districts throughout the county. It includes five schools: the Perryville Early Childhood Special Education Center (PK), Perryville Elementary School (K-4), Perry County Middle School (5-8), Perryville High School (9-12), and Perryville Area Career & Technology Center (9-12). The district has a total enrollment of about 2,400 students and some 350 staff, and offers dual credit courses with Mineral Area College, Three Rivers Community College, Southeast Missouri State University, and the University of Northwestern Ohio. Its mascot is the Pirates, and the school colors are green and white.<ref>https://www.perryville.k12.mo.us/Page/2503</ref>

In addition, there are two private parochial schools: St. Vincent de Paul School (Catholic), serving grades K-12, and Immanuel Lutheran School ([[Lutheran Church-Missouri Synod]]), serving grades K-8.

In addition, there are two private parochial schools: St. Vincent de Paul School (Catholic), serving grades K-12, and Immanuel Lutheran School ([[Lutheran Church Missouri Synod]]), serving grades K-8.

 

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