Henderson County

Headquartered at 35 East Wilson Street in Lexington, Tennessee, the Henderson County School District is an active, traditional public school system serving a rural distant community. Operating 10 individual campuses, the district provides a seamless educational pathway for students from pre-kindergarten through 12th grade. It currently serves a student body of 3,900 learners—comprising 2,023 male and 1,877 female students—with balanced cohort sizes across elementary, middle, and high school levels. The district's student population reflects its regional community, with a majority White enrollment (3,306) alongside multiracial (211), Black (203), Hispanic (159), Asian (14), American Indian (6), and Pacific Islander (1) students.

As a standard public school district operating without charter school designations, Henderson County ensures direct public oversight and equal educational access across all its facilities. High school grades represent a significant portion of the district's footprint, with over 1,400 students enrolled across grades 9 through 12 preparing for post-secondary education and career pathways. While full-time equivalent staffing figures are not reported in the current federal reporting period, the district maintains full operational status across its ten schools to deliver daily instruction and student support services. Families, prospective residents, and researchers seeking further information about district policies, school calendars, and academic offerings can visit the district online at www.hcschoolstn.org or contact the administrative offices directly at (731) 968-3661.