Taylor County

Located at 229 Mulberry Street in Butler, Georgia, the Taylor County school district is an active, traditional public school system serving a rural remote community. Operating as a non-charter district independent of supervisory unions, the system manages four operational schools that provide a continuous educational path spanning from pre-kindergarten through 12th grade. In the 2024–2025 academic year, the district educates a student body of 1,176 children, comprised of 614 male and 562 female students. The student population includes 586 White, 492 Black, 53 multiracial, 35 Hispanic, nine Asian, and one American Indian student, reflecting the demographics of the local area.

To support its academic programs and school operations, the district maintains a dedicated workforce totaling 408.8 full-time equivalent (FTE) staff members. Classroom instruction is anchored by 204.4 FTE teachers, who work alongside 28.7 FTE instructional aides to deliver direct learning support. The broader educational ecosystem is further sustained by 175.7 FTE support staff members who oversee administrative, operational, and student services. Together, these staffing resources and facilities establish a structured PK–12 learning environment suited to the needs of local families, students, and educational researchers.