Coffee County

Situated in the heart of Douglas, Georgia, the Coffee County School District serves as an essential public education system for the surrounding remote town community. Operating as an active, traditional school district headquartered at 1311 S. Peterson Ave., the system encompasses 12 operational schools that collectively provide a continuous educational pathway from Pre-Kindergarten through 12th grade. By maintaining a cohesive structure across its campuses, the district ensures accessible, quality learning opportunities for families throughout the region, guiding young learners from their initial early childhood experiences all the way to high school graduation.

According to the 2024–2025 NCES dataset, the district supports a diverse student body of 7,640 learners, reflecting a vibrant community composed of 3,223 White, 2,203 Black, 1,799 Hispanic, and 342 multiracial students, alongside Asian and Native American representation. To foster an enriching and well-supported academic environment, Coffee County maintains a robust workforce of approximately 2,198 full-time equivalent staff members. This dedicated team includes roughly 1,078 full-time teachers, 143 instructional aides, and nearly 977 support personnel, providing students with strong classroom instruction, tailored academic assistance, and comprehensive support services across all 12 campuses.