Government directory/Kentucky/Independent school district
U.S. Census government inventory · ID 116676

Grayson County.

Independent school district in Kentucky · Census county area: Grayson.

Independent school districtSchool districtFunctioning
School system at a glance

Students, schools, and public money.

Election.org connected this entity to its fiscal year 2024 Census finance record by exact government ID and to its 2024–25 NCES district and school directory by exact agency ID.

4,034students in the finance record
9operating schools connected
$11,927current spending per pupil
Latest official Kentucky governance snapshot

5 district board members—and the school councils below them.

Kentucky’s 2024–25 School Report Card names the district board members and school-based decision-making council participants published for this system. Election.org joined the record by exact three-digit district ID—not by name.

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District board member · 2024–25 snapshot

Anna Majors

Seat, officer role, term, and current-service status are not published in this file.

Annual source snapshot
District board member · 2024–25 snapshot

Brett Abney

Seat, officer role, term, and current-service status are not published in this file.

Annual source snapshot
District board member · 2024–25 snapshot

Darrell Witten

Seat, officer role, term, and current-service status are not published in this file.

Annual source snapshot
District board member · 2024–25 snapshot

Jonathan Decker

Seat, officer role, term, and current-service status are not published in this file.

Annual source snapshot
District board member · 2024–25 snapshot

Marcus Whitley

Seat, officer role, term, and current-service status are not published in this file.

Annual source snapshot
School councils published6
Named council participants36
Source-marked vacancies1
Source-marked exempt schools0
School-level public governance

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The source calls every named participant a “School Based Decision Making Council Member.” It does not identify whether each person serves as a parent, teacher, principal, or another capacity, so Election.org does not infer one.

6 school-level governance records in the 2024–25 snapshot

State school ID 0432110306 published members

Caneyville Elementary School

  • Emily Taylor
  • Jessica Rusher
  • Josh Basham
  • Katie Smith
  • Kaycie Blain
  • Keycia Collard
State school ID 0432110806 published members

Clarkson Elementary School

  • Adam Smith
  • Angela Elmore
  • Brooke Childers
  • Julie Decker
  • Michele Galloway
  • Tori Miller
State school ID 0432110856 published members

Grayson County High School

  • Chancellor Dennison
  • Keycia Collard
  • Kyle Cannon
  • Lacy Cox
  • Nancy Mudd
  • Tannan Pohlman
State school ID 0432110956 published members

Grayson County Middle School

  • Daniel Priddy
  • Gary Parker
  • Jon Coates
  • Kyle Cannon
  • Michele Vincent
  • Pam Brown
State school ID 0432110101 published vacancy

H W Wilkey Elementary School

  • Adam Taylor
  • Andrea Vanmeter
  • Dave Morgan
  • Jasmine Ashbaugh
  • Lisa Oller
  • Tasha Lindsey
State school ID 0432110506 published members

Oran P Lawler Elementary School

  • Alicia White
  • Allison Renfrow
  • Amber Cheney
  • Elizabeth Stivers
  • Jessica Frye
  • Kimberly Fraim

Snapshot2024–25 school year

Source checked2026-08-30

Kentucky district ID211

Exact Election.org identity116676

This is an annual historical snapshot, not a claim that every named person remains in office today. The connected file does not establish seats, terms, election method, election results, officer roles, contacts, meeting votes, or exact seat boundaries. “Vacant,” “TBD,” and “Exempt” source values are statuses—not people.

Six years of enrollment and school finance

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Exact federal identifiers connect 6 annual Census records for this system. Source dollars stay visible, while spending changes are also converted to constant 2024 dollars.

Census annual tables ↗
Enrollment4,0345.3% lower than 2019
Current spending / pupil$11,9274.2% lower than 2019 after inflation · 17.6% higher than 2019 nominal
Total expenditure$57.6M21.7% higher than 2019 · nominal
Debt outstanding$15.0M38.9% lower than 2019 · nominal
Enrollment reported by Census
2019: 4,259; 2020: 4,292; 2021: 4,074; 2022: 3,989; 2023: 4,039; 2024: 4,0344,3344,1413,947201920202021202220232024
Current spending per pupil (2024 dollars)
2019: $12,448; 2020: $12,211; 2021: $12,401; 2022: $12,682; 2023: $13,089; 2024: $11,927$13,252$12,508$11,764201920202021202220232024
Funding mix over time

Federal, state, and local shares

201913.9% F65.6% S20.5% L
202013.7% F65.0% S21.3% L
202120.6% F58.7% S20.7% L
202224.9% F55.4% S19.6% L
202328.0% F52.8% S19.2% L
202420.9% F54.7% S24.4% L
View the 2019–2024 values as a table
YearEnrollmentSpending / pupilTotal revenueTotal expenditureDebt
20194,259$10,145$47,248,000$47,358,000$24,555,000
20204,292$10,075$47,018,000$46,911,000$20,618,000
20214,074$10,712$51,066,000$46,764,000$19,331,000
20223,989$11,832$56,117,000$51,949,000$18,654,000
20234,039$12,714$63,424,000$65,312,000$16,848,000
20244,034$11,927$59,560,000$57,642,000$14,999,000

Source-reported nominal dollars. Amount fields are converted from source thousands to dollars. No inflation adjustment is applied. An exact identifier links published source rows; it does not erase consolidations, closures, reorganizations, or other real institutional changes between years. Constant-dollar comparisons use BLS CPI-U series CUUR0000SA0, annual U.S. city average; this is not a local cost-of-living index. Joined by exact Census PID6 or NCES LEAID; names are never used.

Schools this system operates

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Where the money comes from

$59.6M in reported revenue.

Census finance source ↗
Federal20.9%$12.4M
State54.7%$32.6M
Local24.4%$14.6M
Total expenditures$57.6M
Current spending$48.5M
Instruction$29.6M
Support services$14.7M
Capital outlay$8.15M
Debt outstanding$15.0M

Fiscal year 2024. Census source amounts are published in thousands of dollars and converted here to dollars; per-pupil fields are published as dollar amounts. Revenue percentages are reproduced from the source.

District contact

Grayson County

Regular public school district that is not a component of a supervisory union

GradesPK12
StatusOpen
Address790 Shaw Station RD, Leitchfield, KY, 42754
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Still needed for a complete civic record

The federal layer is useful—but it is not the whole school board.

  • Current-service confirmation, board officer roles, exact seats, terms, and present vacancies
  • Election method, next election, candidates, filing rules, and official result history
  • Exact attendance and board-seat boundaries for an address
  • Normalized meeting agendas, minutes, recorded votes, and decision history
  • School-level outcomes, audited contracts and vendors, and inflation-adjusted spending comparisons
The source record

A functioning Census entity.

The Census ACTIVE field is Y for this record.

Census ID
116676
Record type
Independent school district
Classification
School district
School level
Elementary and Secondary
Status
Functioning
Published contact fields

Contact and location

Mailing address909 BRANDENBURG RD · LEITCHFIELD, KY · 42754-4009
Census contact/title fieldSupt
County areaGrayson

Websites are primarily self-reported and received only limited Census Bureau quality control. County area can mean the area most served or the headquarters county when boundaries cross counties.

Published context

Scale and parent relationship

Estimated enrollment4,0392023

Evidence boundary

What each source proves—and what it does not.

Established by the published records

  • The entity or system appears in the 2025 Census listing.
  • Its Census category, identifier, and functioning/dormant field.
  • Only the location, function, population, enrollment, and contact fields actually published.
  • The Kentucky Department of Education’s annual 2024–25 file reports the district-board names, school-council names, source-marked vacancies, and exempt school rows shown above.

Not established by these records

  • That every person named in the 2024–25 annual snapshot remains in office today, or that every authorized district-board or school-council seat appears.
  • Board officer roles, council participant capacities, election method, terms, exact seat boundaries, candidates, results, contacts, or meeting votes.
  • The exact geographic service boundary or that a reported website remains current.