Hollow Rock - Bruceton

Situated at 29590 Broad Street in Bruceton, Tennessee, the Hollow Rock - Bruceton school district serves as a vital educational anchor for its local community. Operating as a traditional, open public school system rather than a charter organization, the district manages two active schools that deliver a continuous learning experience spanning from pre-kindergarten through 12th grade. Set within a rural remote geographic setting, the district offers a tight-knit learning environment for its 626 enrolled students, supporting learners from early childhood development through high school graduation. Families, community members, and educational researchers can access district resources online at www.hrbk12.org or contact administrative offices directly by phone at (731) 418-4180.

The district’s student body demonstrates a steady progression across all elementary and secondary grade levels, maintaining a balanced student breakdown of 317 male students and 307 female students. Demographically, the student population includes 536 White students, 49 students identifying with two or more races, 23 Black students, 12 Hispanic students, 3 Asian students, and 1 Pacific Islander student. In the context of federal reporting metrics for the 2024–2025 academic dataset, official full-time equivalent (FTE) staffing figures for teachers, instructional aides, and support personnel reflect zero reported entries—a common occurrence resulting from administrative reporting cycles or data submission variations in smaller rural districts. Overall, Hollow Rock - Bruceton continues its focus on providing structured academic programming tailored to the needs of its rural West Tennessee student body.