Madison County

Serving a dynamic and growing community in Northern Alabama, the Madison County School District operates as a thriving, traditional public school system headquartered at 1275F Jordan Rd Bldg B in Huntsville. Situated within a rural fringe geographic setting of the greater Huntsville metropolitan area, this open and active district currently oversees 30 operational schools providing comprehensive educational pathways from pre-kindergarten through 12th grade. With a total student enrollment exceeding 20,600 pupils, the district offers families a strong foundational environment geared toward academic achievement and personal growth. Community members, researchers, and prospective families can learn more by contacting the central office at (256) 852-2557 or visiting their web portal at mcssk12.org.

The district reflects a rich and diverse demographic makeup, educating a student body that includes approximately 11,185 White, 5,032 Black, 1,854 Hispanic, 1,405 multiracial, and nearly 1,000 American Indian students, alongside Asian and Pacific Islander peers. To effectively support this sizeable student population, Madison County Schools employs a substantial workforce of nearly 3,989 full-time equivalent (FTE) staff members. This dedicated educator network includes over 2,250 classroom teachers, 171 instructional aides, and more than 1,560 support staff personnel. Together, this robust staffing framework ensures that students across all grade levels receive tailored instruction, essential guidance, and well-rounded operational support throughout their academic journey.