Education | Town of Elkmont, AL

Elkmont Education

The Town of Elkmont is committed to the education of future generations. Located within our city limits are Elkmont Elementary School and Elkmont High School.

Elkmont Elementary School

25511 AL Hwy 127| Elkmont, AL 35620 | Phone 256-380-5400

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New Home for Elkmont Elementary School

Elkmont Mayor Tracy Compton (left) and Limestone County School Board Chair Ronald Christ celebrate progress by covering the word ‘future’ on a sign at the land for the new Elkmont Elementary school.

Elkmont Elementary School

Elkmont Elementary School was established in August of 2017, as a separate entity from the traditional K-12 school of Elkmont High School. It is home to 20+ preK-5th grade classrooms and a variety of classrooms that serve special purposes such as art, music, special education, and gifted education. The student body of approximately 370 students, currently share a campus with the Elkmont High School.

EES students receive a variety of instructional strategies in the classrooms as the teachers seek to provide hands-on learning opportunities through AMSTI and ARI. EES teachers work together in Professional Learning Communities to continuously strengthen their teacher knowledge and instructional practices.

Construction Underway

Once finished, the school will house students from Elkmont Elementary School and Piney Chapel Elementary School and will be able to accommodate 750 students. Construction is set to be completed by the fall of 2024.

Elkmont High School

25630 Evans Avenue | Elkmont, AL 35620 | Phone 256-732-4291 | Fax 256-732-3418

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Elkmont High School

Elkmont High School is a 6-12 school northwest of Huntsville, Alabama, in Limestone County. It is located in rural Limestone County, but within commuting distance of Huntsville, Athens, and Florence. Elkmont High School serves a wide-range of students from varying socio-economic and cultural backgrounds. The small size of Elkmont leads to greater individual attention for all students.

Elkmont High School is an Advanced Education Accredited school. It has a student population of 650 and a faculty and staff of 53. Of the certified staff members, 65% hold advanced degrees. In addition to certified personnel, EHS has a full-time nurse and a full-time resource officer. EHS offers its students a wide range of academic, athletic, and cultural activities, and each year, a large percentage of the graduating class receives scholarships to pursue higher education.