Henderson County

Headquartered at 1805 Second Street in Henderson, Kentucky, Henderson County Schools is an active regular public school district serving families across a vibrant fringe town setting within the greater Henderson metropolitan region. The district operates 13 public schools dedicated to delivering a complete educational journey, offering seamless programming spanning from pre-kindergarten through 12th grade alongside specialized ungraded offerings. As a central pillar of the local community, the district is structured to foster academic growth, personal development, and college-and-career readiness across all grade levels, backed by an accessible web presence and centralized administration.

During the 2024–2025 school year, Henderson County Schools serves a student population of 6,707 learners. The student body reflects a rich demographic tapestry, including 4,715 White, 696 Black, 694 multiracial, 523 Hispanic, 40 Asian, 32 Pacific Islander, and 7 American Indian students. To effectively support this student body, the district maintains a robust operational and instructional workforce totaling nearly 2,088 full-time equivalent staff members. This dedicated team includes 840 full-time equivalent teachers, 83 instructional aides, and over 1,164 support staff personnel, ensuring that students benefit from comprehensive classroom support, individualized attention, and a well-maintained educational infrastructure.