Flash CC vs Flash CS6

I have downloaded Flash  CC from my creative cloud but as I thought it is not compatible for the work I am doing at school. Everything else in the package is CS6 why not FLash? Also everyone else I know has the Flash CS6 from the same creative cloud package that i have

Do you not get the following options when you sign in to your Cloud account and click on the Flash Professional CC icon in the Download Center?

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    From: [email protected]
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