Davidson County Schools

Davidson County Schools is an operating, traditional public school district headquartered at 250 County School Road in Lexington, North Carolina. Situated in a rural fringe setting within the broader Winston-Salem metropolitan area, the non-charter district operates independently outside of a supervisory union and manages 35 operational schools. Designed to support learners across every stage of their early and secondary educational journeys, the district provides programming spanning from pre-kindergarten through grade 13. Families, students, and researchers seeking direct contact with district administration can reach the main office by phone at (336) 249-8181 or visit their official website at http://www.davidson.k12.nc.us/.

The district serves a student population of 17,985 pupils, consisting of 9,369 male students and 8,616 female students. The student body reflects a diverse demographic profile, including 13,234 White, 2,582 Hispanic, 919 Black, 885 multiracial, 322 Asian, 40 American Indian, and 3 Pacific Islander students. To maintain educational standards and manage daily operations across its campuses, Davidson County Schools employs a total workforce of 2,337.5 full-time equivalent (FTE) personnel. This staffing structure includes 2,223.3 FTE teachers and 114.2 FTE support staff, delivering dedicated instruction and guidance throughout the community.