Elliott County

Serving the community of Sandy Hook, Kentucky, Elliott County is an open, regular public school district headquartered on Main Street. Classified within a rural remote geographic setting, the district operates four active schools that deliver a complete educational pathway spanning from prekindergarten through twelfth grade. Situated within U.S. Congressional District 2105, State Senate District 21031, and State House District 21099, the district provides accessible public education for local families and maintains administrative outreach through its central phone contact at (606) 738-8002 as well as its official website at http://www.elliott.kyschools.us.

Reflecting the 2024–2025 NCES dataset, Elliott County serves a total enrollment of 892 students, comprising 477 male and 415 female pupils across its early childhood, elementary, and secondary grade levels. To deliver instruction and oversee district operations, the system relies on a comprehensive workforce totaling 304 full-time equivalent staff members. This staffing framework includes 140 full-time equivalent teachers, 22 instructional aides, and 142 support staff members dedicated to maintaining learning environments across all four of its active school campuses.