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Jennings County Schools

Jennings County Schools is a public school district in North Vernon, IN with 8 schools, 3,800 students, grades PK–12, a C+ district rating and $13,736 of spending per student.

C+TopHap district rating
Rating
C+
Schools
8
Students
3,800
Grades
PK–12
Spending per student
$13,736
Teachers (FTE)
261

8 schools

Schools in this district

District details

Students per teacher
15:1
Total annual spending
$52,196,800
Setting
Rural - Fringe
Headquarters
North Vernon, IN
Phone
(812) 346-4483
Website
jcsc.org
NCES district ID
1805190
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Common questions

About Jennings County Schools

How is Jennings County Schools rated?

Jennings County Schools holds a C+ rating on TopHap's A-to-D district scale, which aggregates the test results and outcomes of the schools it operates.

How many schools are in Jennings County Schools?

Jennings County Schools operates 8 schools — 6 primary, 1 middle and 1 high by instruction level.

How many students does Jennings County Schools serve?

Jennings County Schools enrolls 3,800 students across 261 full-time-equivalent teachers, about 15 students per teacher.

How much does Jennings County Schools spend per student?

Jennings County Schools reports $13,736 of spending per student. Across 3,800 students that is roughly $52,196,800 a year.

What grades does Jennings County Schools cover?

Jennings County Schools covers grades PK–12.

Where is Jennings County Schools located?

Jennings County Schools is headquartered in North Vernon, Indiana.