Houston County

Located at 6460 Hwy 13 South in Erin, Tennessee, Houston County operates as an open, regular public school district situated in a distant rural community setting. Serving students across a complete educational spectrum from pre-kindergarten through 12th grade, the district encompasses six operational schools and functions independently as a non-charter system outside of a supervisory union. Local families, prospective students, and educational researchers can learn more about the system by visiting its official website at http://houston.k12.tn.us/ or contacting the main office directly at (931) 289-4148.

Based on the 2024–2025 NCES dataset context, Houston County supports a total enrollment of 1,265 students, comprising 658 male and 607 female pupils. The student body's demographic breakdown includes 1,050 White students, 99 students of two or more races, 82 Hispanic students, 26 Black students, 5 Asian students, 2 American Indian students, and 1 Pacific Islander student. Grade distributions span from 65 pre-kindergarteners and 83 kindergarteners up to peak grade sizes of 110 ninth graders and 87 graduating seniors. Within the recorded dataset, full-time equivalent (FTE) staffing metrics—including counts for teachers, instructional aides, and support staff—are reported at zero.