Stewart County

Serving the community from its central location at 1031 Spring Street in Dover, Tennessee, the Stewart County School District stands as an active, traditional public school system providing comprehensive education from pre-kindergarten through 12th grade. Operating six schools set within a distant rural landscape in the broader Clarksville metropolitan region, the district delivers a supportive learning environment tailored to local families. As a fully operational, traditional public system, Stewart County provides accessible educational pathways across elementary, middle, and high school levels, supported by administrative leadership reachable at stewartcountyschools.net.

For the 2024–2025 academic year, the district serves a student body of 1,972 learners, maintaining a balanced enrollment of 1,006 female and 966 male students. The demographic makeup reflects a predominantly White student population alongside Hispanic, multi-racial, Black, American Indian, Asian, and Pacific Islander students. Grade levels are steadily populated throughout the system, ranging from 89 early learners in pre-kindergarten to robust high school cohorts averaging around 140 to 180 students per class. While full-time equivalent staffing counts were omitted from the current federal recording cycle, the district's consistent enrollment and geographic footprint offer researchers, parents, and community members a clear picture of rural educational service in Middle Tennessee.