CABOOL R-IV

Located in Cabool, Missouri, the Cabool R-IV School District serves as a vital educational cornerstone for its surrounding rural community. Operating as a traditional, non-charter public school district anchored at 725 Main Street, the district maintains an active operating status and manages three dedicated school facilities. Cabool R-IV provides a continuous academic pipeline ranging from pre-kindergarten all the way through 12th grade, ensuring that local children can complete their entire elementary, middle, and secondary education within a cohesive local system. Its setting within a distant rural geography highlights its importance as both an academic hub and a community gathering point for families throughout the area.

With a total enrollment of 725 students across all grade levels, Cabool R-IV offers a close-knit learning environment supported by a substantial professional team. The student body reflects a balanced gender breakdown and includes a predominantly White population alongside Hispanic, multiracial, Black, American Indian, and Asian students. The district supports its student population through a robust workforce totaling nearly 187 full-time equivalent (FTE) employees, including approximately 138 FTE teachers, 13.5 instructional aides, and more than 35 support staff members. For parents, students, and educational researchers examining rural public education, Cabool R-IV exemplifies a comprehensive rural district structured to deliver consistent academic programming and strong educator support from early childhood through high school graduation.