Obion County Central High School is a public high school in Troy, Tennessee, United States. It is part of the Obion County Schools system. As of 2024–2025, it has an enrollment of approximately 652 students. The current principal is Chris Lownsdale.
In 2025, the school was ranked as a level 5 school by the Tennessee Department of Education for its student success and college-readiness for the 2023-2024 school year.
Athletics Obion County Central plays in the TSSAA's west grand division and 8th athletic district as the Rebels and Lady Rebels. OCCHS competes in baseball, basketball, cross country, football, golf, soccer, softball, tennis, track and field, and volleyball.
The Rebels hold the following titles:
OCCHS has also made numerous state tournament appearances for football and boys' cross country. The co-ed cheerleading also won the Deep South Beach Nationals Coed Non-Tumble Championship. +Team State TitlesYearSportClassAwardDetails1922Girls' BasketballRunner-Up1986Boys' BasketballAAChampions(34-5)1985Girls' BasketballAARunner-Up(28-6)2012Girls' BasketballAARunner-Up(35-3) +Individual State TitlesYearSportClassAwardDetails / Name2000Girls' Cross CountryA-AARunner-UpJill Konkil2002Girls' Cross CountryA-AARunner-UpJill Konkil
Controversy In 2015, the students and community reacted against the director of schools' decision in removing the confederate flag from the school's signage. Multiple individuals, including a member of the Obion County School Board, labelled it an act of history erasure.
In 2022, the treasurer for the school's baseball booster club was indicted for financial fraud and theft of the club's funds. This followed an active investigation made by the Tennessee Comptroller's Office, responsible for public funds.
References
External links School website Obion County School District Greatschools.org profile