Public Schools of Robeson County

Headquartered at 100 Hargrave Street in Lumberton, North Carolina, the Public Schools of Robeson County serves as a primary educational anchor within a rural distant setting. Operating as a traditional, non-charter public school district, it oversees 37 active campuses that offer comprehensive academic pathways spanning pre-kindergarten all the way through 13th grade. Designed to meet the evolving needs of the surrounding community, the district's broad instructional coverage supports learners through foundational early education, middle school growth, high school graduation, and extended grade programs.

According to 2024–2025 NCES context, the district serves a vibrant and diverse student body of 21,301 enrolled pupils, representing a rich demographic mix that includes strong American Indian (7,853), Hispanic (4,840), Black (4,813), and White (2,085) student communities. To maintain high academic standards and support its extensive school network, the district relies on a dedicated workforce of over 2,805 full-time equivalent (FTE) employees. This includes approximately 2,675 FTE certified teachers and 130 support personnel, establishing a well-resourced educational environment aimed at fostering academic achievement and student wellbeing across Robeson County.