School History
Robertson County School is rooted in a rich history that our community takes great pride in. In 1915, the Robertson County Board of Education purchased the Deming home, laying the foundation for what would become a lasting part of our county’s educational story. In 1927, a newly constructed school was named Deming High School in honor of Judge O.S. Deming.
For many years, students in grades K–12 learned and grew within the walls of Deming High School. On January 28, 2013, students and staff began an exciting new chapter, attending classes in the newly built Robertson County School. Just months later, our community faced a heartbreaking loss when the historic Deming School was destroyed by arson on July 18, 2013. While the building was lost, the spirit and pride of Deming live on in our school today.
Today, Robertson County School serves approximately 400 students in a K–12 setting. Our school blends small-town values with modern opportunities, offering up-to-date technology in every classroom. As a 1:1 district, all students are provided with their own device—iPads for kindergarten, Chromebooks for grades 1–12, and MacBooks for seniors enrolled in online college courses.
At RCS, we are committed to preparing students for the future while staying true to our roots. By integrating technology with strong instruction, we aim to build knowledge, skills, and character—empowering our students to become responsible, productive citizens and lifelong learners.