Summary:
North Bolivar Consolidated is a small school district in the Mississippi Delta serving 749 students across three schools: two PK–6 elementary schools and one 7–12 high school. The district ranks 85th out of 134 Mississippi districts (37th percentile) with a 2-star rating, and all three schools serve very high-poverty populations, with 98–100% of students qualifying for free or reduced-price lunch.
Casper E Hall stands out as the district's strongest school. It earned a 3-star rating and ranked 177th of 377 Mississippi elementary schools in 2025–2026, improving from 200th of 390 in 2023–2024. It also posts the district's best attendance, with just 5.5% chronic absenteeism—far below the district rate of 18.7% and the state rate of 23.9%. Casper E Hall enrolls 194 students. I. T. Montgomery Elementary School, by contrast, serves 185 students and does not match Casper E Hall's academic or attendance results.
Northside High School is the district's only secondary school, serving grades 7–12 with 370 students—nearly half of the district's total enrollment. While it has the largest student body, it does not share Casper E Hall's standout metrics. For parents weighing options, Casper E Hall is the clear academic leader in the district, with the best rating and attendance record. Families with elementary-aged children may want to contact Casper E Hall and I. T. Montgomery directly to compare their programs, while families with older students will find Northside High as the sole secondary option in the North Bolivar Consolidated district.
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