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Warm Springs Wellness Center has been serving the greater Nashville area since 2007. The center is owned and operated by Quinn Raines, I-ACT certified Colon Hydrotherapist and Colon Hydrotherapy instructor. Quinn is also a Registered Nurse, Clinical Supervisor and Manager with more than a decade of critical care experience in some of the country’s most prestigious hospitals. That experience provides her with a unique perspective on health and wellness. But, Quinn’s medical knowledge is deepened and enriched by visits to a place known by the Creek and Iroquois for it’s healing waters. Warm Springs, GA, is a little place with a big history. In its naturally heated mineral springs, President Franklin D. Roosevelt sought relief for his polio. More than seven decades later, Quinn and her beloved son, Curt, found in Warm Springs a place of rest, hope and memories. Today, Warm Springs Wellness welcomes people from all backgrounds and beliefs for health enhancement through natural therapy. The therapies we provide are the perfect compliment to traditional medical approaches

The Bristol Virginia School Division is comprised of four pre-K/Kindergarten through 5th grade elementary schools. one grades 6-8 middle school, and a grades 9-12 comprehensive high school. All schools are fully accredited by the Southern Association of Colleges and School. The division's annual budget (2015-2016) is $26,761,587 with a per pupil expenditure of $11,711.77.<br>The full array of educational offerings is available at all levels, including special education, gifted education, and Tech Prep. Each elementary school has a networked computer lab which provides opportunities for individualized instruction and content enrichment. The Virginia Middle School offers French and Spanish as well as Algebra 1 and Geometry. All students grades 6 - 12 are part of a 1:1 Computer Initiative where these students are provided a laptop computer. All schools have outstanding art and music classes taught by specialists.<br>Virginia High School offers Advanced Placement classes in English, computer science, history, science, and math, Tech Prep classes, honors classes, as well as outstanding career and technical offerings, such as marketing, culinary arts, auto tech, and horticulture. More than 76% of the graduates continue their education in a two or four-year colleges.<br>Class sizes average approximately 18 students at the elementary level, 15 at the middle school level, and 17 at the high school level.<br>More than 200 educators including classroom teachers, guidance counselors, special education teachers, librarians, and other specialists provide the best possible education for each child. Nearly 50 percent of the certificated staff have earned master's degrees and the average Bristol Virginia teacher has more than 16.8 years of classroom experience.

The Native History Association is a nonprofit organization dedicated to promoting the significance of Native American history.

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