Overton County

Located in Livingston, Tennessee, at 302 Zachary Street, the Overton County School District serves as an active, traditional public education system deeply rooted in a rural remote setting within the broader Cookeville regional area. As an open, non-charter public school system, the district operates seven active campuses that deliver a continuous academic pathway spanning from pre-kindergarten all the way through 12th grade. Community members, prospective families, and educational researchers can learn more about the district's offerings through its central administration or by visiting its official website at oc-sd.com.

According to federal data for the 2024–2025 school year, Overton County serves a total enrollment of 2,924 students, maintaining a balanced student body across elementary, middle, and high school grade levels. The demographic makeup of the student population includes 2,784 White, 72 Hispanic, 35 students of two or more races, 18 Black, 10 Asian, 4 American Indian, and 1 Pacific Islander student, with a gender distribution of 1,528 male and 1,396 female learners. While full-time equivalent staffing metrics are unrecorded in the current reporting cycle's dataset, the district continues its core mission of providing accessible public education and structural support across all seven of its regional schools.