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6 schools in Greene County Schools

Mississippi · 1,621 students · 3 cities

Greene County Schools is a public-school district inside Mississippi, running 6 K-12 schools with combined enrollment of roughly 1,621 students, broken out as 3 elementary, 1 middle, and 2 high.

NameCityLevelGradesEnrollment
Greene County High SchoolLeakesvilleHigh09-12446
Leakesville Elem. SchoolLeakesvilleElementaryPK-04423
Leakesville Jr. HighLeakesvilleMiddle05-08325
Sand Hill SchoolRichtonElementaryPK-08267
Mclain Attendance CenterMclainElementaryKG-08160
GREENE COUNTY VOCATIONAL TECHNICALLeakesvilleHigh09-120

About Greene County Schools

As a thinly populated district in Mississippi, Greene County Schools enrolls 1,621 students across 6 schools.

For a sense of the school types, Greene County Schools is built around 3 elementary, 1 middle, and 2 high schools.

Per-school enrollment averages around 270 in this district, below the Mississippi typical of 498.

On allk12, the community for Greene County Schools discusses comparison threads between local schools and program reviews. Posts come from current and former families, staff, and alumni.

Frequently asked questions

How many public schools does Greene County Schools run?
Greene County Schools has 6 public schools with a combined enrollment of about 1,621 students in Mississippi.
What is the mix of elementary, middle, and high schools in Greene County Schools?
Greene County Schools includes 3 elementary, 1 middle, 2 high schools.
What is the largest school in Greene County Schools?
Greene County High School is the largest public school in Greene County Schools by enrollment, with approximately 446 students.
What grade levels does Greene County Schools serve?
Greene County Schools schools serve students from pre-K through grade 12, across 6 campuses.
What cities does Greene County Schools serve?
Greene County Schools operates schools in Leakesville, Richton, Mclain across Mississippi.