DeKalb County Schools (Alabama) explained

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DeKalb County Schools
Type:	Public
Region:	DeKalb County, Alabama
Grades:	K–12
Superintendent:	Wayne Lyles
Schools:	14
Students:	8,525 (2020–2021)
Teachers:	530.4 (on FTE basis)
Ratio:	16.1:1
Country:	United States
Website:	https://www.dekalbk12.org/

The DeKalb County School System serves the rural areas and communities of DeKalb County, Alabama, with the exception of the schools located within the county seat of Fort Payne, which has its own school system. The system serves approximately 8,500 students, and the administrative offices are located in Rainsville.^[1] The current superintendent is Wayne Lyles, serving since July 26, 2021.

Facilities

The district operates 13 schools, seven of which are PreK–12 schools:^{[2] [3]}

High schools

• Collinsville High School, Collinsville (PreK–12)
• Crossville High School, Crossville (9–12)
• Fyffe High School, Fyffe (PreK–12)
• Geraldine High School, Geraldine (PreK–12)
• Ider High School, Ider (PreK–12)
• Plainview High School, Rainsville (PreK–12)
• Sylvania High School, Sylvania (PreK–12)
• Valley Head High School, Valley Head (PreK–12)
• DeKalb County Technology Center, Rainsville (10–12)

Elementary/middle schools

• Crossville Middle School, Crossville (4–8)
• Crossville Elementary School, Crossville (PreK–3)
• Henagar Jr. High School, Henagar (PreK–8)
• Ruhama Jr. High School, Fort Payne (PreK–8)

External links

• DeKalb County School System

Notes and References

1. "DeKalb County". National Center for Education Statistics. Retrieved February 4, 2022. "Total Students: 8,525 (2020–2021)"
2. https://www.dekalbk12.org/ DeKalb County Schools
3. "DeKalb County Schools". National Center for Education Statistics. Retrieved February 4, 2022.