Elementary & Secondary

Obion County School System

School	Type	Contact
Black Oak Elementary	Elementary	(731) 538-2271
Hillcrest Elementary	Elementary	(731) 885-9211
Lake Road Elementary	Elementary	(731) 885-5304
Ridgemont Elementary	Elementary	(731) 536-5171
South Fulton Elementary	Elementary	(731) 479-2304
South Fulton Middle School	Middle School	(731) 479-1441
Obion County Central High School	High School	(731) 536-4688
South Fulton High School	High School	(731) 479-1441
Obion County Vocational School	Vocational	(731) 885-7171
Director of Schools	Director	(731) 885-9743

Building Program — Elementary schools and South Fulton Middle and High School were built during the '90s. Currently constructing a new Obion County High School.
Preschool Program — Includes screening services, counseling for parents, and a home base program to help parents work with their children outside the school setting.
Elementary Schools — Students have access to computers at each grade level and are proficient in their use before leaving middle school. The newly constructed schools are equipped with science labs, modern library facilities, music rooms and well-equipped classrooms for the best possible student instruction.
High School — Offers the required State mandated curriculum as well as the Tennessee Honors Program and a more advanced Challenge curriculum for students wishing to take higher level college prep courses in science and math.
Obion County Vocational Center — The center provides classes that are designed to prepare students for post-secondary studies or to develop skills used by local industries. The vocational school operates a modern school where students are trained in the areas of auto mechanics, auto body, building trades, masonry, welding, machine shop and office education.

Elementary School — Built in 2000, the school offers all the latest technology in teaching. Each grade is equipped with its own computer lab and designated playground. The school also contains a modern library facility, a gymnasium, and a recreational activities room all of which give students the best instruction possible.
Middle School — Consisting of seventh and eight grades, the Union City Middle School employs 26 certified personnel. The school has an active Junior Beta Club and a Top Ten Academic Recognition program designed to encourage academic excellence. The school is accredited by the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools.
High School — Consisting of grades 9 - 12, the curriculum consists of both academic and vocational courses. Approximately 70% of the graduates enter a post-graduate program. Union City High School employs 40 certified personnel and is accredited by the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools.