Summary:
The schools in Coffee County, Alabama include 1 elementary school, 1 middle school, 1 high school, and 2 alternative schools, serving students from kindergarten through 12th grade. The data reveals some standout schools in the district, as well as insights into the demographics and performance of the schools.
Zion Chapel High School and Kinston School stand out as high-performing schools, with consistently strong test scores, particularly in mathematics and science. Zion Chapel High School boasts impressive proficiency rates, with 75% of 3rd graders and 73.68% of 4th graders scoring proficient or better in mathematics, significantly higher than the county and state averages. Kinston School also excels in English language arts, with 90.48% of 5th graders and 77.78% of 8th graders scoring proficient or better.
The racial composition of the schools varies, with Zion Chapel High School and Kinston School having a higher percentage of white students (over 90%) compared to New Brockton Elementary and New Brockton High School (around 70% white). Additionally, the free/reduced lunch rates across the district are high, ranging from 52.46% at Kinston School to 69.25% at New Brockton Middle School, indicating a significant population of economically disadvantaged students.
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