Bacon County

Headquartered at 102 W. 4th Street in Alma, Georgia, the Bacon County School District is an active, traditional public school system serving families within a rural remote community. Operating as an independent, non-charter public district, it manages four operational schools that provide complete educational pathways from pre-kindergarten all the way through 12th grade. The district offers a centralized educational structure designed to support local learners through every stage of their primary and secondary academic journeys.

In the 2024–2025 academic context, the district maintains a total enrollment of 2,094 students, comprising 1,086 male and 1,008 female learners. The student population represents a diverse community, including 1,165 White, 473 Black, 342 Hispanic, 106 multiracial, 6 Asian, and 2 American Indian students. To support this student body, the district relies on a substantial professional workforce totaling 704 full-time equivalent (FTE) staff members. This team includes 322 FTE teachers, 54.8 FTE instructional aides, and 327.2 FTE support staff, ensuring broad instructional guidance and operational resources across all four schools.