JACKSON

Headquartered at 2903 Jefferson Street in Marianna, Florida, the Jackson County School District operates as an active, traditional public school system dedicated to serving children from prekindergarten through twelfth grade. Nestled in a predominantly rural distant geographic setting—where nearly 97 percent of the surrounding county area is classified as rural—the district functions as a vital educational anchor for local families. Across its 22 operational schools, Jackson delivers a comprehensive academic pathway that prepares young learners for higher education, vocational training, and future careers within a close-knit community framework.

The district enrolls over 5,800 students, fostering a diverse learning community made up of approximately 3,197 White, 1,732 Black, 449 multiracial, and 374 Hispanic learners, alongside American Indian, Asian, and Pacific Islander students. To foster academic growth and comprehensive student care, the district maintains a robust workforce of nearly 1,784 full-time equivalent staff members. This dedicated professional network includes approximately 786 classroom teachers, over 200 instructional aides, and nearly 800 specialized support personnel, ensuring that students across all grade levels benefit from low student-to-staff ratios and tailored support services in the 2024–2025 academic landscape.