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4 schools in Union County School District

Mississippi · 2,986 students · 3 cities

Union County School District, Mississippi runs 4 public K-12 schools today, teaching approximately 2,986 students across 2 elementary.

NameCityLevelGradesEnrollment
East Union Attendance CenterBlue SpringsElementaryPK-13950
Myrtle Attendance CenterMyrtleElementaryPK-13698
Ingomar Attendance CenterNew AlbanyCombinedPK-12678
West Union Attendance CenterMyrtleCombinedPK-12660

About Union County School District

Union County School District is a compact Mississippi school district running 4 campuses with combined enrollment near 2,986.

In terms of grade levels, Union County School District is made up of 2 elementary and 2 combined or other.

On a per-school basis, Union County School District runs about 747 students per campus, 50% above the state mean of roughly 498.

On this page, the community for Union County School District discusses enrollment trends, district policy changes, and bus-route updates. Parents, students, and educators in the area can post or comment.

Frequently asked questions

How many public schools does Union County School District run?
Union County School District has 4 public schools with a combined enrollment of about 2,986 students in Mississippi.
What is the mix of elementary, middle, and high schools in Union County School District?
Union County School District includes 2 elementary, 2 combined-grade schools.
What is the largest school in Union County School District?
East Union Attendance Center is the largest public school in Union County School District by enrollment, with approximately 950 students.
What grade levels does Union County School District serve?
Union County School District schools serve students from pre-K through grade 13, across 4 campuses.
What cities does Union County School District serve?
Union County School District operates schools in Blue Springs, Myrtle, New Albany across Mississippi.