Fulton County

Located at 2780 Moscow Ave in Hickman, Kentucky, the Fulton County School District is an open, traditional public school system serving as a vital educational center for its distant rural community. Comprising three operational schools, the district offers a continuous academic pathway spanning from prekindergarten through the twelfth grade. Its geographic setting fosters a close-knit environment where local families benefit from accessible academic programs, strong community roots, and dedicated administrative support aimed at cultivating student success at every stage of development.

For the 2024–2025 school year, the district serves a total enrollment of 611 students—comprising 318 male and 293 female learners—with enrollment evenly distributed across early childhood, elementary, middle, and high school levels. The student body reflects a diverse rural community, including 354 White, 181 Black, 56 multiracial, and 17 Hispanic students. To deliver tailored instruction and wrap-around care, Fulton County operates with a robust workforce of nearly 209 full-time equivalent staff members. This team features 90 certified teachers and eight instructional aides—yielding an exceptionally favorable student-to-teacher ratio of roughly seven to one—supported by more than 110 dedicated support staff who ensure a safe, well-resourced learning environment for every child.