The charming City of Humboldt lies in the heart of Western Tennessee. Offering a superb quality of life, Humboldt is a home to a hardworking and enterprising individuals who form a caring, tight-knit community. Relishing its small town charm and the gently rolling terrain of its rural landscape, Humboldt is not to far from big city conveniences. The City of Jackson is located 12 miles to the north and the major metropolis of Memphis and Nashville are just a short hour and an hour-and-a-half drive away respectively.

Humboldt is part of Gibson County, but the city lies at the border between Gibson and Madison Counties. The city was named after legendary German scientist, Alexander von Humboldt, who was once the most famous man in Europe behind Napoleon Bonaparte during his lifetime. The estimated population of Humboldt is approximately 10,700 people.

Busy Humboldt is part of region that is one of the most diversified economies in the south. Humboldt fertile lands have helped make it one of the nation’s leaders in vegetable production. The city is also has a bustling manufacturing sector that produces such goods like corrugated boxes, golf balls, electric motors, and commercial bakeware.

Humboldt offers the best in education with a special focus on the individual needs of each students.