Elementary Schools in Alamance-Burlington Schools

The Alamance-Burlington Schools district in North Carolina is home to 20 elementary schools serving students from pre-kindergarten through 5th grade. This analysis provides a comprehensive look at the performance and characteristics of these schools, highlighting both high-achieving standouts as well as areas for improvement across the district.

Among the top-performing elementary schools in the district are Audrey W. Garrett Elementary, which ranks in the top 25% of North Carolina elementary schools and boasts strong math and science proficiency rates. Marvin B. Smith Elementary and E.M. Yoder Elementary also stand out as high-performing, with impressive proficiency in core subjects. In contrast, schools like Eastlawn Elementary struggle with low academic achievement, particularly in math and reading.

The data reveals significant disparities in student outcomes across the Alamance-Burlington Schools district, with a strong correlation between poverty levels and academic performance. Schools with high rates of students qualifying for free or reduced-price lunch tend to have the lowest proficiency rates, highlighting the need to address equity and access to quality education for all students. While the district as a whole is underperforming, the analysis identifies several standout schools that could serve as models for improving educational outcomes throughout the region.