Hickman County

Located at 115 Murphree Avenue in Centerville, Tennessee, the Hickman County School District operates as a traditional, non-charter public school system dedicated to serving families throughout the region. Spanning nine operational schools, the district offers a continuous educational path from pre-kindergarten all the way through 12th grade. Situated in a rural remote community setting, the district balances a close-knit, small-town atmosphere with its placement inside the broader Nashville-Davidson–Murfreesboro–Franklin metropolitan area, providing students with a tailored learning experience rooted in community values.

For the 2024–2025 academic period, Hickman County School District serves a student body of 3,001 enrolled learners, featuring a balanced representation across all grade levels, including 108 pre-kindergarten students and consistent cohorts through high school graduation. The student population comprises 1,581 male and 1,420 female students, encompassing diverse backgrounds with 2,690 White, 161 Hispanic, 74 multiracial, 55 Black, and 13 Asian students, alongside American Indian and Pacific Islander representation. While full-time equivalent (FTE) instructional and support staffing metrics are unrecorded in this dataset cycle, the district maintains an active educational footprint designed to support student growth. Parents, students, and educational researchers can learn more by visiting the district online at www.hickmank12.org or by contacting the central office at (931) 729-3391.