RECTOR SCHOOL DISTRICT

Located at 604 West 5th Street in Rector, Arkansas, the Rector School District is an active, traditional public school system serving a rural remote community. Operating independently as a non-charter district with two operational schools, it provides continuous academic instruction spanning pre-kindergarten through twelfth grade. The district currently serves a total enrollment of 625 students, comprising 332 male and 293 female learners. The student body encompasses diverse backgrounds, including 580 White, 21 Hispanic, 10 Black, 8 Asian, 5 multiracial, and 1 American Indian student. Families, prospective students, and education professionals can reach the district offices by phone at (870) 595-3151 or explore district resources online at http://www.rector.k12.ar.us.

To support its student body, the district maintains a substantial workforce totaling 250.76 full-time equivalent (FTE) staff members. This instructional and operational team features 96.7 FTE teachers, 17 FTE instructional aides, and 137.06 FTE support staff personnel who foster academic and administrative functions across all grade levels. Student enrollment spans balanced class cohorts, including 74 pre-kindergarten students, 37 kindergarteners, and secondary cohorts such as 42 students in both the tenth and twelfth grades. Situated within U.S. Congressional District 0501, State Senate District 05021, and State House District 05001, the Rector School District offers a structured educational environment tailored to its local community footprint.