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Alabama schools ranked by test score

Latest ACAP year (2024-25). 308 schools with reported English Language Arts scores. State average: 53.0%.
RankSchoolLevelEnglish Language Artsvs state
251Central High School of Clay County
Lineville · Clay County
High15.8%-37.2pp
252Hueytown High School
Hueytown · Jefferson County
High15.0%-38.0pp
253Lawrence County High School
Moulton · Lawrence County
High14.9%-38.1pp
254Carbon Hill High School
Carbon Hill · Walker County
High14.8%-38.2pp
255Sipsey Valley High School
Buhl · Tuscaloosa County
High14.6%-38.4pp
256Childersburg High School
Childersburg · Talladega County
High14.4%-38.6pp
257Jackson High School
Jackson · Clarke County
High14.0%-39.0pp
258Parker High School
Birmingham · Birmingham City
High13.9%-39.1pp
259Bibb County High School
Centreville · Bibb County
High13.6%-39.4pp
260Russell County High School
Seale · Russell County
High13.3%-39.7pp
261Acceleration Day and Evening Academy
MOBILE · MAEF Public Charter Schools
High13.1%-39.9pp
262George Washington Carver High School
Birmingham · Birmingham City
High12.8%-40.2pp
263Valley High School
Valley · Chambers County
High12.8%-40.2pp
264Hillcrest High School
Evergreen · Conecuh County
High12.3%-40.7pp
265Wenonah High School
Birmingham · Birmingham City
High12.1%-40.9pp
266Central High School
Tuscaloosa · Tuscaloosa City
High12.0%-41.0pp
267Greenville High School
Greenville · Butler County
High12.0%-41.0pp
268Sheffield High School
Sheffield · Sheffield City
High11.8%-41.2pp
269Columbia High School
Huntsville · Huntsville City
High11.3%-41.7pp
270Theodore High School
Theodore · Mobile County
High10.9%-42.1pp
271West Morgan High School
Trinity · Morgan County
High10.3%-42.7pp
272Calhoun High School
Letohatchee · Lowndes County
High10.2%-42.8pp
273Paul W Bryant High School
Cottondale · Tuscaloosa City
High9.9%-43.1pp
274Crossville High School
Crossville · DeKalb County
High9.6%-43.4pp
275JacksonOlin High School
Birmingham · Birmingham City
High9.6%-43.4pp
276Huffman High SchoolMagnet
Birmingham · Birmingham City
High9.4%-43.6pp
277Linden High School
Linden · Linden City
High9.1%-43.9pp
278John L Leflore Magnet School
Mobile · Mobile County
High9.0%-44.0pp
279Johnson Abernathy Graetz High School
Montgomery · Montgomery County
High8.9%-44.1pp
280W S Neal High School
East Brewton · Escambia County
High8.8%-44.2pp
281Lafayette High School
Lafayette · Chambers County
High8.5%-44.5pp
282Hale County High School
Moundville · Hale County
High8.4%-44.6pp
283Carver Senior High School
Montgomery · Montgomery County
High8.3%-44.7pp
284Chickasaw City High School
Chickasaw · Chickasaw City
High8.3%-44.7pp
285Ben C Rain High School
Mobile · Mobile County
High8.2%-44.8pp
286Pinson Valley High School
Pinson · Jefferson County
High8.2%-44.8pp
287CF Vigor High School
Prichard · Mobile County
High8.0%-45.0pp
288Woodlawn High SchoolMagnet
Birmingham · Birmingham City
High8.0%-45.0pp
289Jemison High School
Huntsville · Huntsville City
High7.9%-45.1pp
290Minor High School
Adamsville · Jefferson County
High7.7%-45.3pp
291Mattie T Blount High School
Eight Mile · Mobile County
High7.3%-45.7pp
292East Lawrence High School
Trinity · Lawrence County
High7.2%-45.8pp
293Escambia County High School
Atmore · Escambia County
High6.9%-46.1pp
294Greensboro High School
Greensboro · Hale County
High6.8%-46.2pp
295Holt High School
Tuscaloosa · Tuscaloosa County
High6.8%-46.2pp
296Wilcox Central High School
Camden · Wilcox County
High6.7%-46.3pp
297ClayChalkville High School
Pinson · Jefferson County
High6.6%-46.4pp
298Percy Julian High School
Montgomery · Montgomery County
High6.5%-46.5pp
299Lanett Senior High School
Lanett · Lanett City
High5.4%-47.6pp
300McAdory High School
McCalla · Jefferson County
High5.1%-47.9pp
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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 English Language Arts 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.