OUR DISTRICT
Fulton Public Schools is fully accredited by the Missouri Department of Elementary and Secondary Education.
Approximately 2,400 students attend school in the district, grades PreK-12. Our district has 6 attendance centers: 1 early childhood/kindergarten center, 3 elementary schools, 1 middle school, and 1 high school.
Our teachers have an average of 11 years of experience and over 57% have their Master's Degree or higher. The ratio of students to classroom teachers is 14:1.
OUR COMMUNITY
Fulton is a city of approximately 12,700 people located in central Missouri. The community is the county seat of Callaway County and is situated approximately twenty-five miles north of Jefferson City and east of Columbia. Fulton is fortunate to have a four-year liberal arts college and a university -Westminster College and William Woods University.
The community has three major state institutions - Missouri School for the Deaf, Fulton State Hospital, and the Fulton Diagnostic Center. Fulton State Hospital and the Missouri School for the Deaf are the oldest institutions of their kind west of the Mississippi River.
The employment population of Fulton is primarily made up of professional and service personnel employed by the public school district, higher education institutions, state institutions, retail and light industry located within the city. Additional major employers are Dollar General located on Hwy. 54 and the Ameren UE Callaway Nuclear Power Plant is located ten miles from the city.
