Choctaw County Schools

Located in Ackerman, Mississippi, at 19 East Main Street, Choctaw County Schools operates as a traditional, open public school district serving families across a rural remote community. The district provides a continuous educational pathway from pre-kindergarten through twelfth grade across its five operational campuses, ensuring an accessible learning environment for students at every stage of development. With an overall enrollment of 1,233 students, the district maintains steady grade-level cohorts, ranging from foundational early childhood programs—including 58 pre-kindergarten and 112 kindergarten pupils—to robust primary and secondary divisions culminating in high school graduation.

To support academic achievement and holistic development, Choctaw County Schools maintains a strong staffing infrastructure totaling over 503 full-time equivalent (FTE) personnel. This dedicated team features 238 FTE classroom teachers, 27.5 FTE instructional aides, and nearly 238 FTE support staff members, highlighting a notable investment in direct instruction, tailored assistance, and operational management. The district serves a multicultural student body composed of 708 White, 439 Black, and 68 multiracial students, alongside Hispanic, Asian, and Pacific Islander learners. For parents, prospective families, and educational researchers, Choctaw County Schools remains a vital cornerstone of its regional community, accessible online at www.choctawsd.ms or by phone at (662) 285-4022.