Bibb County School District (Georgia)

Bibb County School District is the county government agency which operates the public schools in Bibb County, Georgia, United States.

Bibb County School District
Address
484 Mulberry Street Macon , Georgia, 31201-7931 United States
Coordinates	32°50′12″N 83°37′34″W[1]
District information
Grades	Pre-kindergarten – 12
Superintendent	Dan A. Sims[2]
Accreditation(s)	AdvancED[3][4]
Students and staff
Enrollment	21,392 (2022–23)[5]
Faculty	1,513.40 (FTE)[5]
Other information
Website	bcsdk12.net

List of schools

Elementary schools

There are 21 elementary schools.

• Alexander II Magnet School
• Bernd Elementary School
• Bruce Elementary School
• Burdell-Hunt Magnet School
• Carter Elementary School
• Hartley Elementary School
• Heard Elementary School
• Heritage Elementary School
• Ingram-Pye Elementary School
• Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Elementary School
• Lane Elementary School
• Porter Elementary School
• John R. Lewis Elementary School, named for U.S. congressman John R. Lewis
• Skyview Elementary School
• Southfield Elementary School
• Springdale Elementary School
• Rosa Taylor Elementary School
• Union Elementary School
• Veterans Elementary School
• Vineville Academy of the Arts
• Williams Elementary School

Middle schools

There are six middle schools.

• Appling Middle School
• Ballard-Hudson Middle School - built in 1949 after the merger of Ballard High School (originally Lewis High School, established in 1868 by the American Missionary Association) and Hudson High School, a public industrial high school
• Howard Middle School
• Miller Magnet Middle School
• Rutland Middle School
• Weaver Middle School

High schools

There are six high schools.

• Central High School
• Howard High School
• Northeast Magnet High School
• Rutland High School
• Southwest Magnet High School
• Westside High School

Charter schools

• Academy for Classical Education (ACE) ^[6]
• Cirrus Academy ^[7][8] (K-8)

Specialty schools

• Elam Alexander Academy
• Northwoods Early Childhood Academy

Segregation

Bibb County Schools were segregated, were integrated after court orders, and have been resegregating in recent decades.^[9]