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Millard South High School
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About Millard South High School
Millard South High School is a secondary educational institution located in Omaha, Nebraska. Its presence in postsecondary education records relates to dual enrollment or career and technical education (CTE) programming that allows students to earn college credit or postsecondary credentials while enrolled in high school. Specific enrollment figures, completion rates, and program details at the postsecondary level are not reported in available IPEDS data.
No specific postsecondary programs are listed in available records for this institution. CTE and dual enrollment programs in Nebraska's Millard Public Schools district often align with community college partnerships, offering students pathways in areas such as business, health sciences, and technology. Students and families should contact Millard South High School or the Millard Public Schools district for current program details.
Omaha, Nebraska is the state's largest city and a major regional economic center. Millard South High School serves students in the southwestern portion of the Omaha metropolitan area, and any dual enrollment or vocational programming reflects the district's efforts to connect students with workforce-relevant credentials before graduation.
14905 Q Street, Omaha, NE 68137
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