Yuma County Sheriff's Office (79472)

Located at 200 West Court Street in Yuma, Arizona, the Yuma County Sheriff's Office operates an active, non-charter local education agency tailored to provide educational programming within a specialized institutional context. Set within a midsize city environment, this public district is officially designated to serve secondary students across seventh through twelfth grades. Rather than operating conventional school buildings, the agency functions as an alternative educational provider embedded within the county's juvenile or detention administrative structure, ensuring that older youth remain connected to essential academic opportunities while in specialized care.

According to federal data for the 2024–2025 academic year, the agency served a concentrated cohort of nine students, primarily concentrated in the final years of secondary education with eight enrolled in twelfth grade and one in eleventh grade. The student body reflects a diverse demographic composition, predominantly made up of Hispanic students alongside Black and White peers, with eight male students and one female student. Because of its specialized classification as an auxiliary local education agency rather than a traditional school system, zero full-time equivalent instructional or support staff are reported in standard faculty counts, pointing to an educational model that utilizes contracted services, visiting instructors, or inter-agency personnel to deliver curriculum.