High Schools in Winston County

The high schools located in Winston County, Alabama, serve a predominantly white student population and face challenges in meeting academic standards, with some schools standing out as top performers in the region. Of the four high schools in the district, Addison High School and Winston County High School are the standout performers, ranking in the top 15% of Alabama high schools and earning 4-star ratings from SchoolDigger.

The high schools in Winston County have relatively high free and reduced lunch rates, ranging from 54.68% to 68.13%, indicating a significant population of economically disadvantaged students. While the spending per student is consistent across the district, the student-teacher ratios vary, with Addison High School having the lowest ratio at 16.4 and Meek High School having the highest ratio at 19.5.

In terms of academic performance, Addison High School and Winston County High School tend to outperform the county and state averages, particularly in science and English, while Meek High School generally underperforms compared to the Winston County and Alabama averages across various subject areas and grade levels. Lynn High School has a mix of performance, with some grade levels exceeding the county and state averages, while others underperform.