As of the
2020 U.S. census, the total population of the school district is 74,221. As of October 2023, the school district educates 10,501 students, K-12, and has approximately 956 teachers and supervisors, as well as clerical, custodial, and maintenance employees who support the instructional program. Contract employees for Food Service (Aramark) and Transportation (Durham School Services) round out the support personnel. The school district is the 11th-largest employer in the area. The school district operates sixteen schools in total: ten elementary schools (grades K-6), two middle schools (grades 7-8), two high schools (grades 9-12), and one alternative high school. Council Rock is also one of four school districts participating with the
Middle Bucks Institute of Technology located in
Jamison, Pennsylvania. Council Rock had only one high school until the 2002-2003 academic year when they added a second high school,
Council Rock High School South, to alleviate overcrowding at
Council Rock High School North. Prior to 1969, the high school was located in the building used for the Newtown Middle School. Prior to that, the high school was located in a smaller building on Chancellor Street in Newtown; a building that later became Chancellor Street Elementary school before closing in 2002. The Chancellor Street school was extensively renovated and reopened as The Chancellor Center. == Schools ==