Alabama: the counties with the most public schools

65 counties

Alabama counties ranked by the number of public schools in the county. Counties need at least 3 schools and 1,000 students to qualify. The median ranked county is at 13. Showing ranks 1 to 50.

#	County	State	Schools	Students	Schools
1	Jefferson County	AL	164	97,401	164
2	Mobile County	AL	100	59,070	100
3	Madison County	AL	84	55,800	84
4	Montgomery County	AL	58	31,131	58
5	Tuscaloosa County	AL	54	30,508	54
6	Baldwin County	AL	47	35,975	47
7	Shelby County	AL	43	35,120	43
8	Morgan County	AL	41	20,204	41
9	Lee County	AL	38	24,812	38
10	Etowah County	AL	37	15,139	37
11	Marshall County	AL	34	19,416	34
12	Calhoun County	AL	33	16,686	33
13	Cullman County	AL	30	13,144	30
14	Houston County	AL	30	15,127	30
15	Limestone County	AL	26	24,258	26
16	St. Clair County	AL	26	13,737	26
17	Talladega County	AL	26	10,973	26
18	Colbert County	AL	22	8,178	22
19	Lauderdale County	AL	22	12,526	22
20	Walker County	AL	22	10,041	22
21	Jackson County	AL	21	7,616	21
22	Elmore County	AL	20	13,867	20
23	Dallas County	AL	19	4,584	19
24	Blount County	AL	17	8,980	17
25	DeKalb County	AL	17	12,277	17
26	Coffee County	AL	16	10,168	16
27	Russell County	AL	16	10,127	16
28	Covington County	AL	14	6,173	14
29	Dale County	AL	14	6,437	14
30	Escambia County	AL	14	5,240	14
31	Autauga County	AL	13	8,888	13
32	Franklin County	AL	13	6,178	13
33	Marion County	AL	13	4,506	13
34	Chambers County	AL	12	4,174	12
35	Chilton County	AL	12	7,921	12
36	Geneva County	AL	12	4,043	12
37	Lawrence County	AL	12	4,676	12
38	Winston County	AL	12	3,906	12
39	Clarke County	AL	10	3,143	10
40	Marengo County	AL	10	3,270	10
41	Randolph County	AL	10	3,444	10
42	Tallapoosa County	AL	10	5,658	10
43	Barbour County	AL	8	9,079	8
44	Bibb County	AL	8	3,063	8
45	Pike County	AL	8	3,951	8
46	Cherokee County	AL	7	3,860	7
47	Cleburne County	AL	7	2,490	7
48	Conecuh County	AL	7	1,344	7
49	Lowndes County	AL	7	1,109	7
50	Monroe County	AL	7	2,963	7

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