High Schools in Marion County

The four high schools located in Marion County, Alabama serve students in grades 9-12. While the schools share some similarities, such as high rates of students receiving free or reduced-price lunch, they also exhibit notable differences in academic performance and school characteristics.

Hamilton High School stands out as the highest-ranked school in the data set, ranking 213 out of 378 Alabama high schools. It also has the highest percentage of students proficient or better in Summative Assessment/Science and spends the most per student. In contrast, Marion County High School spends the least per student and has the lowest student-teacher ratio. Hackleburg High School has the most homogeneous student body, with the highest percentage of White students, and performs well in Summative Assessment/English.

Overall, the high schools in Marion County exhibit varying levels of academic performance, with some schools excelling in specific subject areas while others struggle to meet the county and state averages. The data suggests that factors beyond just funding, such as student demographics and socioeconomic status, play a significant role in shaping the educational outcomes of these schools.