Choctaw County

Located at 107 Tom Orr Dr in Butler, Alabama, the Choctaw County School District is an active, traditional public educational system serving families across a rural remote region. Operating four campuses, the district offers a continuous educational pathway from pre-kindergarten through 12th grade, fostering academic and social development throughout every stage of childhood and young adulthood. For the 2024–2025 academic year, the district serves a total enrollment of 1,025 students, comprising 488 female and 537 male learners. The student community reflects the local population, with 748 Black students and 255 White students forming the majority of the student body, alongside multi-racial, Hispanic, Asian, and American Indian peers.

To support learning and school operations across its four facilities, Choctaw County maintains a well-rounded educational workforce consisting of 118 full-time equivalent (FTE) teachers, 9 instructional aides, and over 112 support personnel, bringing total district staffing to nearly 239 FTE positions. This strong educator-to-student presence allows for tailored instructional attention and strong administrative support throughout the district's rural community. Families, students, and educational researchers interested in learning more about the district's initiatives, programs, and community resources can reach central administration at (205) 459-3031 or visit their official website at www.choctawal.org.