Serving grades nine through 12, Pigeon Forge High School's enrollment hovers around 700. Its school colors are orange and black and its mascot is the tiger. The high school has an on-site computer lab for students. For extracurricular activities, PFHS offers the full range of athletics (basketball, baseball, football, volleyball, tennis, soccer, etc.) and clubs (4-H, art, DECA, National Honor Society, student government, yearbook, etc.)
Pigeon Forge Middle School serves grades five through eight with an annual enrollment between 500 and 600. Like the high school, the colors are orange and black with a tiger mascot. PFMS has its own library, which offers daily classes on the Dewey decimal system and how to browse the catalog. While the middle school offers a more limited range of sports and clubs, it does publish the "Tiger Times," the school newspaper.
The Pigeon Forge Primary School serves students from kindergarten through fourth grade. Enrollment typically stays between 600 and 700. Its mission statement is to teach students the six pillars of character: trustworthiness, respect, responsibility, fairness, caring and citizenship. PFPS does not offer organized sports, but students in each grade do perform programs for the public. Teachers and administrators also publish a weekly newsletter to keep parents current.
A fully-licensed daycare center, Mother Goose is privately owned and operated. With a capacity of 30, it caters to children ranging from six weeks to five years old. Its normal hours stretch from 7 a.m. until 5 p.m. Sibling discounts are available, but Mother Goose is not enrolled in a subsidized childcare program.
My Audie's Place is a preschool with full license and certification from the state of Tennessee. Children ages three to five years old may enroll. It offers precursory education to kids in preparation for kindergarten, as well as daily snacks and meals.
With a capacity of 20, the Ridgewood Head Start Center is a licensed preschool serving children ages three to five years old. Normal hours begin at nine in the morning and last until two in the afternoon. The building itself is wheelchair accessible, and Ridgewood offers transportation to and from school each day. It is not enrolled in any subsidized childcare programs.