Sumner County

Headquartered at 695 East Main Street in Gallatin, Tennessee, Sumner County Schools is an open, traditional public school district serving the educational needs of a large suburban community within the greater Nashville-Davidson–Murfreesboro–Franklin metropolitan area. Operating 53 individual campuses, the non-charter system provides a comprehensive, continuous academic pathway spanning from pre-kindergarten through 12th grade. As a primary educational provider in the region, the district maintains an accessible administrative footprint, inviting families, students, and community members to explore its academic programs online at www.sumnerschools.org or reach administrative staff directly at (615) 451-5200.

Within the 2024–2025 NCES reporting period, Sumner County Schools oversees a large student body of 30,719 enrolled pupils. The student population is well-balanced across grade levels, ranging from 487 early learners in pre-kindergarten programs to consistent cohorts of roughly 2,300 to 2,400 students in each secondary grade level. Demographically, the student body includes 21,191 White, 4,212 Hispanic, 3,155 Black, 1,410 multiracial, and 615 Asian students, alongside American Indian and Pacific Islander representation. For researchers analyzing district administrative profiles, the staffing context in this release reflects zero reported full-time equivalent (FTE) teaching, instructional aide, or support staff positions, highlighting a specific reporting nuance to consider when reviewing federal personnel metrics for this district.