Crenshaw County

Headquartered at 183 Votec Drive in Luverne, Alabama, the Crenshaw County School District serves as an active, traditional public school system dedicated to supporting families across a remote, rural community setting. Operating four fully open campuses, the district provides a comprehensive educational continuum spanning from pre-kindergarten through 12th grade. Grounded in its mission to foster early childhood development alongside secondary academic preparation, Crenshaw County delivers a well-rounded PK–12 experience designed to ensure students throughout the region are well-prepared for higher education and future careers.

During the 2024–2025 academic year, the district served a student body of 2,063 pupils, reflecting a rich blend of backgrounds and cultural perspectives across its grade levels. To cultivate a well-supported learning environment, Crenshaw County maintains a robust workforce comprising more than 570 full-time equivalent team members. This professional ecosystem features 266 full-time classroom teachers, 39 instructional aides, and nearly 270 specialized support personnel, ensuring that students benefit from personalized attention, strong classroom guidance, and comprehensive school services within a close-knit educational community.