Decatur County

Located at 59 West Main Street in Decaturville, Tennessee, the Decatur County School District serves as a vital educational hub for its surrounding rural remote community. Operating as an open, traditional public school district with six active schools, the district offers a complete continuum of learning spanning from pre-kindergarten through 12th grade. Families in the area benefit from a cohesive educational system that guides students through early childhood learning, elementary instruction, middle school development, and high school graduation preparing them for post-secondary success.

During the 2024–2025 school year, the district enrolled a total of 1,492 students, maintaining a balanced student population comprising 776 male and 716 female learners. The student body is predominantly White, with 1,327 students, alongside a diverse representation of minority populations, including 75 Hispanic, 35 multiracial, 23 Asian, 22 Black, eight American Indian, and two Pacific Islander students. While full-time equivalent staffing records for teachers, instructional aides, and support personnel are unlisted in the primary reporting cycle, Decatur County remains structured as a standard, non-charter district dedicated to serving its localized student body across all grade levels.