Barbour County

Headquartered at 168 Western Bypass in Clayton, Alabama, the Barbour County school district is an open, traditional public school system serving a remote rural geographic setting. Operating as a non-charter system, the district manages three operational schools that deliver instruction across a complete educational span from pre-kindergarten through 12th grade. For the 2024–2025 academic period, the district serves a total enrollment of 658 students, comprising 330 male and 328 female learners. The student body reflects a diverse community context, consisting of 501 Black students, 92 Hispanic students, 57 White students, and 8 students identifying with two or more races.

To support its student body across all grade levels—ranging from 34 pre-kindergarten and 56 kindergarten students to 35 high school seniors—the district maintains a comprehensive staffing structure. The total workforce accounts for 187.9 full-time equivalent (FTE) positions, which includes 84.0 FTE teaching personnel, 12.75 FTE instructional aides, and 91.15 FTE support staff members. Serving the region within the Eufaula, AL-GA metropolitan area context, the district's central administration provides primary educational infrastructure for local families. Community members, parents, and researchers can contact the administration by phone at (334) 367-8280 or access additional resources via their official website at http://www.barbourcountyschools.org.