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Alabama schools ranked by test score

Latest ACAP year (2024-25). 260 schools with reported Mathematics scores. State average: 32.0%.
RankSchoolLevelMathematicsvs state
101Samson Middle School
Samson · Geneva County
Middle30.1%-1.9pp
102Clanton Intermediate School
Clanton · Chilton County
Middle30.0%-2.0pp
103Fairview Middle School
Cullman · Cullman County
Middle29.9%-2.1pp
104South Dale Middle School
Pinckard · Dale County
Middle29.8%-2.2pp
105Prattville Junior High School
Prattville · Autauga County
Middle29.2%-2.8pp
106Stevenson Middle School
Stevenson · Jackson County
Middle29.2%-2.8pp
107Millbrook Middle School
Millbrook · Elmore County
Middle29.0%-3.0pp
108Bernice J Causey Middle School
Mobile · Mobile County
Middle28.9%-3.1pp
109Buckhorn Middle School
New Market · Madison County
Middle28.4%-3.6pp
110Eclectic Middle School
Eclectic · Elmore County
Middle28.4%-3.6pp
111Bragg Middle School
Gardendale · Jefferson County
Middle28.2%-3.8pp
112Florence Middle School
Florence · Florence City
Middle27.9%-4.1pp
113Kate Duncan Smith DAR Middle
Grant · Marshall County
Middle27.8%-4.2pp
114Austin Middle School
Decatur · Decatur City
Middle27.7%-4.3pp
115Wetumpka Middle School
Wetumpka · Elmore County
Middle27.7%-4.3pp
116Charles Henderson Middle
Troy · Troy City
Middle27.4%-4.6pp
117Athens Middle School
Athens · Athens City
Middle27.0%-5.0pp
118Bridgeport Middle School
Bridgeport · Jackson County
Middle27.0%-5.0pp
119New Brockton Middle School
New Brockton · Coffee County
Middle26.7%-5.3pp
120Northside Middle School
Northport · Tuscaloosa County
Middle26.5%-5.5pp
121Opp Middle School
Opp · Opp City
Middle26.5%-5.5pp
122Rainbow Middle School
Rainbow City · Etowah County
Middle26.4%-5.6pp
123Cleburne County Middle School
Heflin · Cleburne County
Middle26.2%-5.8pp
124Sipsey Valley Middle School
Buhl · Tuscaloosa County
Middle26.2%-5.8pp
125Sanford Middle School
Opelika · Lee County
Middle25.7%-6.3pp
126Academy for Academics and Arts Middle School
Huntsville · Huntsville City
Middle25.5%-6.5pp
127Marbury Middle School
Marbury · Autauga County
Middle25.4%-6.6pp
128Corner Middle School
Warrior · Jefferson County
Middle25.2%-6.8pp
129Pelham Park Middle School
Pelham · Pelham City
Middle25.2%-6.8pp
130Oxford Middle School
Oxford · Oxford City
Middle24.2%-7.8pp
131Central Baldwin Middle School
Robertsdale · Baldwin County
Middle24.0%-8.0pp
132Hanceville Middle School
Hanceville · Cullman County
Middle23.9%-8.1pp
133Duncanville Middle School
Duncanville · Tuscaloosa County
Middle23.7%-8.3pp
134CollinsRiverside Middle School
Northport · Tuscaloosa County
Middle23.5%-8.5pp
135Sardis Middle School
Sardis City · Etowah County
Middle23.5%-8.5pp
136Curry Middle School
Jasper · Walker County
Middle23.1%-8.9pp
137NicholsLawson Middle School
Sylacauga · Sylacauga City
Middle23.1%-8.9pp
138Scottsboro Junior High School
Scottsboro · Scottsboro City
Middle23.0%-9.0pp
139Danville Middle School
Danville · Morgan County
Middle22.7%-9.3pp
140Opelika Middle School
Opelika · Opelika City
Middle22.5%-9.5pp
141Leeds Middle School
Leeds · Leeds City
Middle22.3%-9.7pp
142Handley Middle School
Roanoke · Roanoke City
Middle22.0%-10.0pp
143Fayette Middle School
Fayette · Fayette County
Middle21.9%-10.1pp
144Foley Middle School
Foley · Baldwin County
Middle21.9%-10.1pp
145Alexander City Middle School
Alexander City · Alexander City
Middle21.4%-10.6pp
146Bay Minette Middle School
Bay Minette · Baldwin County
Middle21.3%-10.7pp
147Semmes Middle School
Semmes · Mobile County
Middle21.0%-11.0pp
148Glencoe Middle School
Glencoe · Etowah County
Middle20.9%-11.1pp
149Columbiana Middle School
Columbiana · Shelby County
Middle20.8%-11.2pp
150Deshler Middle School
Tuscumbia · Tuscumbia City
Middle20.8%-11.2pp
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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.