Marshall County Schools & Education
Marshall County, Tennessee
NCES + U.S. Census BureauSchool Score
44/100
Higher = better
Rating
Average
Graduation Rate
94.0%
National avg 87.5%
Education Statistics
Graduation Rate
94.0%
National avg 87.5%
State avg 93.3%
Per-Pupil Spending
$5,608
National avg $13,239
State avg $6,215
School Score
44/100
Higher = better
State avg 47/100
Student-Teacher Ratio
N/A
National avg 15.8 : 1
Free Lunch (Median)
N/A
National median 48.2%
State School Rank
#66
of 95 counties (1 = best)
Education Advisory: Marshall County
School Verdict
Marshall County performs at an average level with a school score of 44/100 and a solid graduation rate of 94.0%.
Funding Context
At $5,608 per pupil, Marshall County operates with limited funding, which may constrain staffing, materials, and extracurricular offerings.
Attainment Context
Educational attainment data for Marshall County is not available.
Neighbor Context
Its school score is 6% below the Tennessee average, and its graduation rate exceeds the state average by 0.7 percentage points, while per-pupil spending is 10% lower than the state norm.
Education Overview
About Schools in Marshall County, Tennessee
A Consolidated Rural Education Framework
Marshall County operates a focused network of 10 public schools serving 5,406 students under a single unified district. The infrastructure is evenly balanced with four elementary schools, three middle schools, and three high schools providing a clear path from kindergarten to graduation.
High Graduation Rates with Efficient Spending
The county achieves an impressive 94.0% graduation rate, surpassing both the Tennessee state average of 93.3% and the national benchmark of 87.0%. While per-pupil expenditure of $5,608 is lower than the state average, the 52.6 school score indicates performance that remains competitive with the state median.
One District Leading the Way
The Marshall County school district manages all 5,406 students in the region across its 10 campuses. There are currently no charter schools in the county, meaning public education is centrally managed through traditional district-run facilities.
Rural Roots and Mid-Sized Campuses
With six rural schools and four town-based campuses, the local education experience is defined by small-town accessibility and open spaces. Marshall Co High School is the largest campus with 815 students, while Oak Grove Elementary offers a more intimate setting with 471 students.
Settle Near Top-Tier Graduation Rates
Families looking for high-achieving rural schools often target homes near Chapel Hill or Lewisburg to access these high-performing districts. School quality remains a primary driver for home values in this growing corridor between Nashville and Huntsville.
School Overview
Total Schools
10
in Marshall County
Total Enrollment
5,406
students
School Districts
1
district
Charter Schools
0
0% of total
Student-Teacher Ratio
—
county average
Free Lunch (Median)
—
of students countywide
School Type Breakdown
1 School District in Marshall County
Marshall County
10 Public Schools in Marshall County
| School Name | District | Grades | Type | Enrollment |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Marshall Co High School | Marshall County | 9–12 | High | 815 |
| Forrest School | Marshall County | 7–12 | High | 803 |
| Westhills Elementary | Marshall County | 4–6 | Middle | 603 |
| Chapel Hill Elementary | Marshall County | PK–3 | Primary | 546 |
| Oak Grove Elementary | Marshall County | PK–1 | Primary | 471 |
| Cornersville Elementary | Marshall County | PK–6 | Primary | 468 |
| Cornersville School | Marshall County | 7–12 | High | 442 |
| Delk-Henson Intermediate School | Marshall County | 4–6 | Middle | 441 |
| Lewisburg Middle School | Marshall County | 7–8 | Middle | 429 |
| Marshall Elementary | Marshall County | 2–3 | Primary | 388 |
Educational Attainment
Annual Per-Pupil Expenditure
$5,608
State avg $6,215
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Frequently Asked Questions
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Frequently Asked Questions
Schools in Marshall County, Tennessee — FAQ
What does the school system look like in Marshall County, Tennessee?
Marshall County operates a focused network of 10 public schools serving 5,406 students under a single unified district. The infrastructure is evenly balanced with four elementary schools, three middle schools, and three high schools providing a clear path from kindergarten to graduation.
How do schools in Marshall County perform academically?
The county achieves an impressive 94.0% graduation rate, surpassing both the Tennessee state average of 93.3% and the national benchmark of 87.0%. While per-pupil expenditure of $5,608 is lower than the state average, the 52.6 school score indicates performance that remains competitive with the state median.
What are the major school districts in Marshall County, Tennessee?
The Marshall County school district manages all 5,406 students in the region across its 10 campuses. There are currently no charter schools in the county, meaning public education is centrally managed through traditional district-run facilities.
What is the school experience like in Marshall County?
With six rural schools and four town-based campuses, the local education experience is defined by small-town accessibility and open spaces. Marshall Co High School is the largest campus with 815 students, while Oak Grove Elementary offers a more intimate setting with 471 students.
How can I find homes near good schools in Marshall County, Tennessee?
Families looking for high-achieving rural schools often target homes near Chapel Hill or Lewisburg to access these high-performing districts. School quality remains a primary driver for home values in this growing corridor between Nashville and Huntsville.
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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.