Covington County

Headquartered at 807 C C Baker Ave in Andalusia, Alabama, the Covington County School District is an open, traditional public school system dedicated to serving families across a 100% rural footprint. Classified within a rural distant setting, Covington County operates eight public schools that together offer a seamless academic continuum spanning from pre-kindergarten through twelfth grade. The district’s geographic footprint ensures that students across the region have consistent access to structured educational pathways, community-centered programming, and foundational learning opportunities tailored to every stage of primary and secondary education.

Serving a student body of 3,028 learners, the district maintains a strong commitment to individualized support and academic growth. Its educational mission is anchored by a comprehensive workforce of nearly 689 full-time equivalent personnel, including 375 classroom teachers, 39 instructional aides, and more than 275 dedicated support staff members. This robust staffing context provides an exceptionally favorable student-to-teacher ratio of approximately eight to one, enabling Covington County to offer attentive, tailored instruction and well-rounded institutional resources to nurture student success from early childhood through high school graduation.