Russell County

Headquartered at 404 S Main St in Jamestown, Kentucky, the Russell County school district operates as an active, regular public school system serving its local community. Set within a rural remote geographic setting, the district manages five operational schools that deliver comprehensive educational offerings spanning from pre-kindergarten through 12th grade, alongside ungraded instruction. The district serves a total enrollment of 3,024 students, comprising 1,443 female and 1,581 male learners, providing a continuous academic pipeline from early childhood education to high school graduation.

To support its student body, Russell County maintains a robust workforce totaling 953.78 full-time equivalent staff positions. This team includes 387.78 full-time equivalent teachers, 54 instructional aides, and 512 support staff personnel, ensuring dedicated classroom instruction, specialized aid, and operational care across all campuses. The district’s student body reflects a vibrant community composition, including 2,456 White students, 454 Hispanic students, 68 multiracial students, 25 Asian students, 12 Black students, 6 Pacific Islander students, and 3 American Indian students. Families and researchers can learn more about the district's programs and operations by visiting their official website at http://www.russell.kyschools.us/ or contacting the main office at (270) 343-3191.