Lexington

Situated at 99 Monroe Avenue in Lexington, Tennessee, the Lexington public school district serves as an essential educational center within a distant town setting. Operating as an active, traditional public school district independent of charter systems or supervisory unions, the district manages two operational schools dedicated to comprehensive early childhood, elementary, and middle school education. Serving students from Pre-Kindergarten through the eighth grade, the district focuses on building strong academic foundations in a close-knit community environment. Parents and researchers seeking additional information can engage with the district through its official portal at caywood.org or via standard administrative channels.

According to the 2024–2025 NCES dataset, the district maintains a total enrollment of 893 students, featuring a balanced gender distribution of 467 boys and 426 girls. The student body is demographically diverse, comprising 597 White, 124 Black, 95 multiracial, 57 Hispanic, 16 Asian, and 4 American Indian learners, with high concentrations of enrollment in the early primary grades, including 107 kindergarteners and 115 first graders. From a research standpoint, full-time equivalent (FTE) figures for instructional teachers, aides, and support staff reflect zero recorded units in this reporting cycle, representing a unique personnel reporting context within the federal dataset while the district continues to carry out its core educational mission across both facilities.