Montgomery County

Located at 305 South Richardson Street in Mt. Vernon, Georgia, the Montgomery County School District is an active, regular public school system serving its surrounding community within the Vidalia region. Operating three public schools set in a distant rural environment, this non-charter district provides a continuous academic pathway spanning from pre-kindergarten through 12th grade. Its centralized structure and accessible setting offer local families a stable, community-oriented environment designed to support students through every stage of their primary and secondary education.

The district serves a student body of 902 learners, representing a diverse population of 436 White, 264 Black, 132 Hispanic, 60 multiracial, 9 Asian, and 1 American Indian student, with a balanced enrollment of 463 male and 439 female children. Educational delivery is backed by a dedicated workforce of over 383 full-time equivalent staff members, featuring approximately 151 full-time equivalent teachers, 26 instructional aides, and a comprehensive network of support personnel. For parents, students, and educational researchers, the Montgomery County School District stands as a well-staffed rural public system committed to fostering academic achievement and well-rounded student development from early childhood to high school graduation.