Muscogee County

Headquartered at 2960 Macon Road in Columbus, Georgia, the Muscogee County school district is an open, traditional public school system operating in a midsize city setting within the greater Columbus metropolitan area. Spanning 52 operational schools, the district offers comprehensive educational coverage across all elementary, middle, and high school levels, serving students from pre-kindergarten through 12th grade. Currently, the district educates a student body of 29,362 pupils, consisting of 14,875 male and 14,487 female students. This diverse population includes 16,771 Black students, 5,353 White students, 4,071 Hispanic students, 2,228 students of two or more races, 842 Asian students, 53 American Indian students, and 44 Pacific Islander students.

To support its multi-grade learning environment—which ranges from 1,191 pre-kindergarten children to 1,982 high school seniors—the district maintains a substantial workforce. Muscogee County employs a total workforce of 9,002.6 full-time equivalent staff members dedicated to academic and operational needs. This workforce features a core instructional team of 4,182.8 full-time equivalent teachers and 565.4 instructional aides, reinforced by 4,254.4 full-time equivalent support staff members who oversee administrative, maintenance, and student service duties. Families, students, and educational researchers seeking to engage with the district can reach administrative offices directly at (706) 748-2000.