Tippah County, Mississippi is a rural county located in the northeast corner of the state. It has a high concentration of small towns and rural farming communities. The quality of education in Tippah County is largely determined by the local school district ratings, which are highly ranked. Tippah County has several high-performing schools where students receive high levels of academic instruction and support. Additionally, there are many extracurricular activities that support student development such as sports teams, art classes, and opportunities for community service. The county also offers a variety of higher education opportunities including universities, technical colleges, and community colleges. Despite its rural location, Tippah County provides many educational resources to its residents while maintaining a strong commitment to providing quality education.
Tippah County schools spend $8,059 per student (The US average is $12,383). There are 15 pupils per teacher, 628 students per librarian, and 667 children per counselor.