Washington County Schools & Education

Washington County, Mississippi

School Score

13/100

Higher = better

Rating

Below Average

Graduation Rate

82.9%

National avg 87.5%

Education Statistics

Graduation Rate

82.9%

National avg 87.5%

State avg 87.1%

Per-Pupil Spending

$5,784

National avg $13,239

State avg $5,954

School Score

13/100

Higher = better

State avg 27/100

State School Rank

#72

of 81 counties (1 = best)

Education Overview

About Schools in Washington County, Mississippi

Extensive School Network Across Four Districts

Washington County maintains 25 public schools, the highest count among its neighbors, serving 6,422 students. The infrastructure is spread across four districts and includes 11 elementary schools and seven high schools.

Addressing Academic and Funding Gaps

The graduation rate of 82.9% falls below the Mississippi state average of 87.1%. Spending also lags behind, with $5,784 per pupil compared to the state average of $5,954 and the national average of $13,000.

Greenville Public Schools Leads the County

Greenville Public Schools is the largest of the four districts, operating 13 schools for 3,542 students. Other key providers include the Hollandale and Leland School Districts, all of which exclusively follow the traditional public school model with no charter schools present.

Town-Centered Schools with Smaller Class Sizes

The majority of schools—21 out of 25—are located in town settings, with an average school size of 306 students. Greenville High School is the largest at 871 students, while many other campuses offer a more intimate, smaller-scale environment.

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School Overview

Total Schools

25

in Washington County

Total Enrollment

6,422

students

School Districts

4

districts

Charter Schools

0

0% of total

School Type Breakdown

Elementary11
Middle5
High7
Other2

4 School Districts in Washington County

GREENVILLE PUBLIC SCHOOLS

13 schools
3,542 students

WESTERN LINE SCHOOL DISTRICT

4 schools
1,632 students

LELAND SCHOOL DIST

4 schools
700 students

HOLLANDALE SCHOOL DIST

4 schools
548 students

25 Public Schools in Washington County

GREENVILLE HIGH SCHOOL

GREENVILLE PUBLIC SCHOOLS

9–12High871 students
O'BANNON ELEMENTARY SCHOOL

WESTERN LINE SCHOOL DISTRICT

PK–6Primary476 students
T.L. WESTON MIDDLE SCHOOL

GREENVILLE PUBLIC SCHOOLS

6–8Middle428 students
RIVERSIDE ELEMENTARY SCHOOL

WESTERN LINE SCHOOL DISTRICT

PK–6Primary411 students
COLEMAN MIDDLE SCHOOL

GREENVILLE PUBLIC SCHOOLS

6–8Middle373 students
O'BANNON HIGH SCHOOL

WESTERN LINE SCHOOL DISTRICT

7–12High373 students
RIVERSIDE HIGH SCHOOL

WESTERN LINE SCHOOL DISTRICT

7–12High372 students
AKIN ELEMENTARY SCHOOL

GREENVILLE PUBLIC SCHOOLS

1–5Primary352 students
BOYD ELEMENTARY SCHOOL

GREENVILLE PUBLIC SCHOOLS

1–5Primary311 students
SANDERS ELEMENTARY SCHOOL

HOLLANDALE SCHOOL DIST

PK–6Primary270 students
LELAND SCHOOL PARK

LELAND SCHOOL DIST

6–8Middle264 students
EDNA M SCOTT ELEMENTARY SCHOOL

LELAND SCHOOL DIST

1–5Primary257 students
WEBB PREPARATORY SCHOOL

GREENVILLE PUBLIC SCHOOLS

KGPrimary254 students
TRIGG ELEMENTARY SCHOOL

GREENVILLE PUBLIC SCHOOLS

1–5Primary251 students
WEDDINGTON ELEMENTARY SCHOOL

GREENVILLE PUBLIC SCHOOLS

1–5Primary244 students
LELAND HIGH SCHOOL

LELAND SCHOOL DIST

9–12High179 students
STERN ELEMENTARY SCHOOL

GREENVILLE PUBLIC SCHOOLS

1–5Primary176 students
ARMSTRONG ELEMENTARY SCHOOL

GREENVILLE PUBLIC SCHOOLS

1–5Primary167 students
SIMMONS HIGH SCHOOL

HOLLANDALE SCHOOL DIST

7–12High155 students
SIMMONS JR HIGH SCHOOL

HOLLANDALE SCHOOL DIST

6–8Middle123 students

Educational Attainment

Annual Per-Pupil Expenditure

$5,784

State avg $5,954

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Frequently Asked Questions

Schools in Washington County, Mississippi — FAQ

What does the school system look like in Washington County, Mississippi?

Washington County maintains 25 public schools, the highest count among its neighbors, serving 6,422 students. The infrastructure is spread across four districts and includes 11 elementary schools and seven high schools.

How do schools in Washington County perform academically?

The graduation rate of 82.9% falls below the Mississippi state average of 87.1%. Spending also lags behind, with $5,784 per pupil compared to the state average of $5,954 and the national average of $13,000.

What are the major school districts in Washington County, Mississippi?

Greenville Public Schools is the largest of the four districts, operating 13 schools for 3,542 students. Other key providers include the Hollandale and Leland School Districts, all of which exclusively follow the traditional public school model with no charter schools present.

What is the school experience like in Washington County?

The majority of schools—21 out of 25—are located in town settings, with an average school size of 306 students. Greenville High School is the largest at 871 students, while many other campuses offer a more intimate, smaller-scale environment.

How can I find homes near good schools in Washington County, Mississippi?

For those seeking a town-based lifestyle with a wide variety of school options, Washington County offers numerous geographic choices. Research local districts today to find the perfect home near your preferred campus.

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Data Sources

Education data sourced from the National Center for Education Statistics (NCES) and the U.S. Census Bureau American Community Survey. School scores are derived composite metrics.

Data is informational only. Coverage varies by county and reporting year. Not for use as the sole basis for educational decisions.