Elberta Middle School

This page covers Elberta Middle School, a low-enrollment middle school in Elberta, Alabama. It enrolls 276 students in 2024-25. The grades offered are 7 through 8. The school is 46% below the average for middle schools in Alabama.

Baldwin County enrolls 31,965 students in 42 schools, including Elberta Middle School.

The student body at Elberta Middle School is 77% White. Smaller groups are 14% Hispanic and 8% multiracial. A diversity index of 38% means there is a 38% chance two randomly chosen students at Elberta Middle School are from different groups.

There are 18.5 full-time-equivalent teachers at the school, a ratio of 14.9:1. The gap from the 17.9:1 average for middle schools in Alabama is 3.0 students per teacher. On the income side, 43% of students qualify for free or reduced-price lunch. The figure for public schools in Baldwin County is close, at 40%.

On a poverty-adjusted basis, Elberta Middle School falls in the middle 80% of Alabama schools: 64.2% actual against 52.9% predicted.

Census data for Baldwin County show median household income comes to about $78,775, the share of adults with a bachelor's degree or higher is 34%, and roughly 7% of residents are in poverty. The county has 51 public schools and about 35,975 students.

Less than a tenth of a mile separates Elberta Middle School from the closest public school, Elberta High School. The five-mile area around Elberta Middle School holds 2 other public schools. Elberta Middle School ranks 1st of 9 among nearby schools on average proficiency, with 64.2% against a local average of 40.8%.

The school's federal locale classification is Town: Fringe.

Over 4 years, enrollment rose by 14 students, from 262 to 276. Students per teacher dropped from 17.5 in 2020-21 to 14.9 in 2024-25.

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