Fox C-6

Fox C-6 serves the suburban Jefferson County area of Missouri with a student population of 10,274 across 18 schools. The district has experienced a 5.6% enrollment decline from the prior year, suggesting shifting demographic patterns in the region. The school configuration includes 12 elementary schools, 4 middle schools, and 2 high schools, supported by 801 teachers.

The district operates with a student-teacher ratio of 12.8:1, which is below the typical state range and indicates smaller class sizes. Per-pupil spending stands at $7,052 annually, approximately $413 below the Missouri state average of $7,465. This spending differential reflects tighter resource constraints relative to state norms.

The district's $136.1 million budget relies on a revenue structure heavily weighted toward local sources, which account for 52.3% of funding. State contributions represent 40.0%, while federal funding provides 7.7%. This revenue composition indicates substantial dependence on local property taxes and suggests limited reliance on state equalization funding.

The declining enrollment trend may present ongoing budget pressures, particularly if per-pupil spending goals are maintained. The district's financial structure suggests it serves a reasonably affluent suburban area capable of supporting above-average local funding contributions, though absolute spending remains below state averages.