Today, the school has 270 students enrolled. The school teaches early childhood through the 12th grade, with a budget of 2.2 million. Their district has 118 square miles and they run three bus routes.

Their property now consists of all of blocks 52, 53, 54, 55, 56 and parts of blocks 57 and 59, plus the 10 acre tract.

The following schools all became a part of the Tupelo School District: Byrd’s Prairie, Debs, Eubanks, Eurika, Fairview, Globe, and parts of Hamilton, Pleasant Hill and Rocky Point and also a part of Lula in Pontotoc County.

The present superintendent is Mr. Jerry Romines and the principal is Mr. Bill Godwin.

Once again, a resident of our town has accomplished much for the school and community. The school is highly respected within the state, both academically and sports wise. The trophy cases are filled with awards, several being State Tournament trophies. All K-12 students use computers, laptops, and recently, the elementary has begun using tablet computers.