Coffee County

Headquartered at 1343 McArthur Street in Manchester, Tennessee, Coffee County Schools operates as an active, traditional public school system serving families across a rural fringe setting within the Tullahoma-Manchester metropolitan area. As an independent, non-charter district, it manages 11 operational public schools that provide a comprehensive academic continuum spanning from pre-kindergarten through 12th grade. The district serves as an educational anchor for the surrounding region, offering structured programs designed to support early childhood development, foundational primary learning, and advanced secondary preparation for college and career readiness.

The district maintains a total student enrollment of 4,313, reflecting a dynamic community composed of 2,207 male and 2,106 female learners. Demographically, the student body includes 3,498 White students, 525 Hispanic students, 166 multiracial students, 68 Black students, 50 Asian students, and 6 American Indian students. Enrollment is well-distributed throughout all academic tiers, starting with 154 pre-kindergarten children and culminating in a robust high school division of over 1,700 students across grades 9 through 12. In terms of staffing context for this dataset, full-time equivalent personnel numbers are currently unrecorded in the federal reporting snapshot, yet the district remains committed to delivering quality public education and community support throughout Coffee County.