Wolfe County

Situated at 85 Main Street in Campton, Kentucky, the Wolfe County school district serves as an open, regular public school system anchored in a rural remote community. The district operates seven schools, delivering educational programming across a full K–12 spectrum—from kindergarten through 12th grade—as well as ungraded instruction. Currently serving a total student body of 1,072 pupils (comprising 568 male and 504 female students), the district's enrollment reflects its local demographic context, with a student population that includes 1,053 White students, 7 multiracial students, 6 Black students, 3 Asian students, and 3 Hispanic students.

To deliver its curriculum and maintain daily district operations, Wolfe County employs a dedicated workforce of approximately 463.72 full-time equivalent (FTE) staff members. Instructional delivery is anchored by roughly 173.72 FTE teachers and 26 FTE instructional aides, providing a well-resourced learning environment for its student body. They are supported by a substantial operational framework of 264 FTE support staff members who oversee district services and facilities. For families, students, and researchers interested in learning more about the district's academic offerings and administrative contacts, additional details can be accessed via their official website at http://www.wolfe.kyschools.us/ or by contacting the district directly at (606) 668-8002.