Quitman County

Located at 215 Kaigler Road in Georgetown, Georgia, the Quitman County School District serves as an essential educational cornerstone for the surrounding rural community. Classified as an active, traditional public school district situated in a distant town setting within the broader Eufaula metropolitan area, the district manages two operational schools dedicated to serving local youth. Providing a comprehensive, continuous academic pipeline within a non-charter framework, Quitman County offers full educational programming extending from Pre-Kindergarten all the way through 12th grade, ensuring both early childhood development and high school graduation pathways are accessible under one unified administration.

For the 2024–2025 school year, the district educates a close-knit student body of 309 children, maintaining an even gender balance with 154 female and 155 male students. The student population represents a diverse community, composed predominantly of Black students (242), along with White (49), multiracial (12), Hispanic (4), and Asian (2) scholars across all grade tiers. To support academic achievement and holistic student well-being, the district maintains a robust staff footprint of 134 full-time equivalent (FTE) employees. This dedicated workforce includes 48 FTE classroom teachers, 9 instructional aides, and 77 support personnel, creating an exceptionally favorable student-to-teacher ratio that fosters individualized attention, tailored instruction, and strong community connections.