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Best Middle Schools in Homewood, AL


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Top rankedHomewood Middle School12th of 449 Alabama middle schools
Summary:

Homewood, Alabama is home to a single public middle school, Homewood Middle School, which serves grades 6 through 8 and enrolls roughly 1,000 students within the highly regarded Homewood City school district, ranked 6th out of 139 districts statewide.

For parents, the standout takeaway is that Homewood Middle School delivers exceptional academic results across the board. It has earned a 5-star rating every year and consistently ranks in the top 3% of Alabama middle schools (12th, 10th, and 13th out of roughly 440 schools over the past three years). In the most recent school year, the school dramatically outpaced state averages in every subject and grade. For example, 8th-grade science proficiency hit 86.63% versus 54.12% statewide, and 7th-grade English reached 86.87% compared to 55.25% statewide. Math proficiency was more than double the state rate in 6th grade (73.91% vs. 35.22%) and showed a remarkable 7th-grade improvement of nearly 10 percentage points year-over-year, jumping from 57.27% to 67.16%.

Beyond test scores, the school benefits from a strong learning environment. Chronic absenteeism is just 4.5%, less than 40% of the state average of 12%, which supports consistent instruction. With a favorable student-teacher ratio of 14.4:1 and per-student spending of $11,292, the school offers more individualized attention and resources than many peers. While English proficiency dips slightly in 6th grade (78.19%) before rising in 7th and 8th grades, science stands out as the school's strongest subject. Overall, Homewood Middle School combines elite academics, strong attendance, and solid funding to create a top-tier educational experience within an already outstanding district.

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