Cullman County School District is a public school system serving Cullman County, Alabama. The district operates multiple elementary, middle, and high schools across the county, providing education to students in rural and suburban areas outside the City of Cullman. The district is governed by the Cullman County Board of Education and operates under the supervision of a superintendent. It serves approximately 9,500 students through its network of schools, which includes 11 elementary schools, 6 middle schools, and 8 high schools spread throughout the county. Notable schools in the district include West Point High School, Good Hope High School, and Hanceville High School. The district emphasizes both academic excellence and career technical education, offering various programs to prepare students for both college and workforce entry. The Career Technical Education Center provides specialized training in areas such as agriculture, automotive technology, healthcare, and business education. Cullman County School District maintains partnerships with Wallace State Community College and other local institutions to provide dual enrollment opportunities for its students. The district also participates in various federal programs including Title I and special education services to support diverse student needs. Athletic programs and extracurricular activities are integral parts of the district’s educational offerings.