Loudon County is in the eastern region of Tennessee and comprises 247 square miles. The county includes the cities of Greenback, Lenoir City, Loudon, and Philadelphia.  The state of Tennessee has a population of 6,403,353 and Loudon County has a population of 49,237. The population of Loudon County's cities is as following: Greenback: 988; Lenoir City: 7,403; Loudon: 4,668; Philadelphia: 683. The numbers reflect the rural nature of the district in that most Loudon County residents reside in the county and not within any city limits. The county population grew at a rate of 24.2% during 2000-2010. Loudon was listed as the seventh fastest growing county in Tennessee in the 2010 census.

The Loudon County School System is made up of nine schools that are quite diverse in their grade arrangement that serve 5,000 students. Eaton Elementary School is a PK-grade 4 school located on the north end of the county serving approximately 760 students.  Eaton students graduate to North Middle, which is located on the same campus. Highland Park Elementary is also located on the north end of the county and also serves about 400 PK- grade 4 students. Highland Park students feed into North Middle School. North Middle serves around 775 students. North Middle students attend Lenoir City High School which is in a neighboring school district within our county. Loudon Elementary serves 490 students in grades PK-grade 5 and transition to Fort Loudoun Middle. Just one mile from those two schools, Steekee Elementary serves 274 PK-grade 5 students.  They also move up to Fort Loudoun Middle. Fort Loudoun Middle serves 340 students who move up to Loudon High School. Philadelphia School serves 600 students in a PK- grade 8 setting. Philadelphia students also graduate to attend Loudon High School. Loudon High School serves approximately 800 students in grades 9-12. Greenback School serves PK-12 with 665 students.