Bullock County

Located at 108 Hardaway Avenue in Union Springs, Alabama, the Bullock County public school district is an open, traditional public school system operating within a distant rural setting. As a regular, non-charter district, it manages four operational schools providing instruction spanning from kindergarten through 12th grade. The district serves a total student body of 1,327 learners, consisting of 648 female students and 679 male students. Demographically, the student population includes 1,037 Black students, 267 Hispanic students, 15 White students, 7 American Indian students, and 1 student identifying with two or more races.

To support its student body, Bullock County maintains a full-time equivalent (FTE) workforce of 276 total staff members. This instructional and operational team features 152 FTE teachers, 7 FTE instructional aides, and 117 FTE support staff members. Student enrollment is distributed consistently across all grade levels, beginning with 106 students in kindergarten and progressing through the upper grades, which culminate in a high school enrollment of 97 ninth graders, 111 tenth graders, 127 eleventh graders, and 113 twelfth graders.