Jackson County School Board

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The Jackson County School Board is the school district of Jackson County, Florida.^[2] Its headquarters are in Marianna.^[3]

Source:^[4]

• Superintendent: Steve Benton
• District 1: Diane Long
• District 2: Tony Pumphrey
• District 3: Stacey Goodson
• District 4: Chris Johnson
• District 5: Charlotte Gardner
• Board Attorney: Matt Fuqua

• Marianna High School (Bulldog) (9–12)
• Graceville High School (Tiger) (6–12)
• Sneads High School (Pirate) (9–12)
• Cottondale High School (Hornet)
• Grand Ridge School (Grades 5–8)

• Cottondale Elementary School^[5]
• Graceville Elementary School
• Sneads Elementary School

• Malone School (K–12)
• Marianna K-8

In August 2020, three Marianna schools were closed and combined to create the Marianna K-8 School.

• Golson Elementary, Grades K-2
• Riverside Elementary, Grades 3-5
• Marianna Middle School, Grades 6-8

Other Closed Schools

• Jackson Academy of Applied Technology
• Jackson County Training School (school for black students during segregation)

• Cottonwood High School official website

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