Pike County

Located at 101 W Love Street in Troy, Alabama, Pike County School District is an operating, traditional public school system serving families across a distant rural setting within the Troy metropolitan area. Operating as a regular, non-charter district, the system encompasses seven operational schools that deliver a complete educational continuum spanning from pre-kindergarten all the way through 12th grade. Community members, families, and researchers can connect with the district's central administration by phone at (334) 566-1850 or access online services and updates through its official website at pikecountyschools.com.

Reflecting the 2024–2025 NCES dataset, the district oversees a student body of 2,124 learners, consisting of 1,025 female and 1,099 male students. This student population includes 1,049 Black, 807 White, 183 Hispanic, 51 students of two or more races, 22 Asian, 9 American Indian, and 3 Pacific Islander students, beginning with 94 pre-kindergarten children and 178 kindergarteners. To deliver instruction and maintain daily operations across its seven campuses, Pike County employs a full-time equivalent (FTE) workforce of 477.76 staff members. This team includes 264 FTE teachers, 23.88 FTE instructional aides, and 189.88 FTE support personnel, providing a well-staffed environment tailored to student growth and operational needs.