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Alabama schools ranked by test score

Latest ACAP year (2024-25). 72 schools with reported Mathematics scores. State average: 32.0%.
RankSchoolLevelMathematicsvs state
1Kinston School
Kinston · Coffee County
Combined57.8%+25.8pp
2Skyline High School
Scottsboro · Jackson County
Combined57.7%+25.7pp
3South Lamar School
Millport · Lamar County
Combined56.5%+24.5pp
4East Franklin Junior High School
Phil Campbell · Franklin County
Combined52.5%+20.5pp
5Ariton School
Ariton · Dale County
Combined45.4%+13.4pp
6Plainview School
Rainsville · DeKalb County
Combined45.0%+13.0pp
7Zion Chapel High School
Jack · Coffee County
Combined44.1%+12.1pp
8McKenzie High School
McKenzie · Butler County
Combined43.9%+11.9pp
9Lamar County HighIntermediate
Vernon · Lamar County
Combined43.7%+11.7pp
10Ider School
Ider · DeKalb County
Combined43.1%+11.1pp
11North Sand Mountain School
Higdon · Jackson County
Combined41.1%+9.1pp
12Fayetteville High School
Sylacauga · Talladega County
Combined39.4%+7.4pp
13Sweet Water High School
Sweet Water · Marengo County
Combined39.0%+7.0pp
14Fyffe High School
Fyffe · DeKalb County
Combined38.9%+6.9pp
15Sulligent School
Sulligent · Lamar County
Combined38.6%+6.6pp
16Horseshoe Bend High School
New Site · Tallapoosa County
Combined36.2%+4.2pp
17Millry High School
Millry · Washington County
Combined35.5%+3.5pp
18Brantley High School
Brantley · Crenshaw County
Combined34.0%+2.0pp
19Geraldine School
Geraldine · DeKalb County
Combined33.6%+1.6pp
20Pleasant Home School
Andalusia · Covington County
Combined32.4%+0.4pp
21Belgreen High School
Russellville · Franklin County
Combined31.9%-0.1pp
22Luverne High School
Luverne · Crenshaw County
Combined31.5%-0.5pp
23Thorsby High School
Thorsby · Chilton County
Combined31.4%-0.6pp
24Cedar Bluff High School
Cedar Bluff · Cherokee County
Combined31.2%-0.8pp
25Hubbertville School
Fayette · Fayette County
Combined31.0%-1.0pp
26Section High School
Section · Jackson County
Combined30.4%-1.6pp
27Brilliant School
Brilliant · Marion County
Combined30.0%-2.0pp
28Valley Head High School
Valley Head · DeKalb County
Combined29.7%-2.3pp
29Sand Rock High School
Sand Rock · Cherokee County
Combined29.5%-2.5pp
30Athens Renaissance School
Athens · Athens City
Combined29.4%-2.6pp
31Vina High School
Vina · Franklin County
Combined29.1%-2.9pp
32Pisgah High School
Pisgah · Jackson County
Combined28.8%-3.2pp
33Excel High School
Excel · Monroe County
Combined27.7%-4.3pp
34Red Level School
Red Level · Covington County
Combined27.7%-4.3pp
35Fruitdale High School
Fruitdale · Washington County
Combined27.3%-4.7pp
36Appalachian School
Oneonta · Blount County
Combined27.1%-4.9pp
37Waterloo High School
Waterloo · Lauderdale County
Combined27.1%-4.9pp
38Isabella High School
Maplesville · Chilton County
Combined27.0%-5.0pp
39Woodville High School
Woodville · Jackson County
Combined26.8%-5.2pp
40J U Blacksher School
Uriah · Monroe County
Combined26.2%-5.8pp
41Sylvania School
Sylvania · DeKalb County
Combined26.1%-5.9pp
42Leroy High School
Leroy · Washington County
Combined25.9%-6.1pp
43Spring Garden High School
Spring Garden · Cherokee County
Combined25.3%-6.7pp
44Highland Home School
Highland Home · Crenshaw County
Combined23.4%-8.6pp
45Southeastern School
Remlap · Blount County
Combined23.3%-8.7pp
46Billingsley High School
Billingsley · Autauga County
Combined21.8%-10.2pp
47Gaylesville High School
Gaylesville · Cherokee County
Combined18.5%-13.5pp
48Maplesville High School
Maplesville · Chilton County
Combined17.9%-14.1pp
49Marengo High School
Dixons Mills · Marengo County
Combined17.8%-14.2pp
50Verbena High School
Verbena · Chilton County
Combined17.1%-14.9pp
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About this ranking

Schools are ranked by the percentage of students who scored at or above the ACAP % Proficient threshold on the latest available ACAP Mathematics test (school year 2024-25). A higher percentage is better.

Only public schools with a reasonable cohort size are included (at least 50 total students enrolled, since the source file does not include per-subject student counts), so very small programs and special-purpose centers are filtered out.

The state average shown above is enrollment-weighted: we multiply each school's score by how many of its students tested, sum those across every public school in Alabama, and divide by the total students tested. This way a big school counts more than a tiny one in the typical-student average.