Summary:
The Baldwin County school district in Alabama is home to 8 high schools, serving students in grades 9-12. The district is ranked 33rd out of 135 districts in the state and has a 4-star rating from SchoolDigger, indicating it is a relatively high-performing district. The top-performing high schools in the area are Fairhope High School and Spanish Fort High School, which consistently rank among the top high schools in Alabama, with 5-star ratings from SchoolDigger.
The district's high schools have impressive graduation rates, with all schools reporting a 90% four-year graduation rate for the 2023-2024 school year, exceeding the state average. However, there is a wide range in academic performance, as measured by standardized test scores. Fairhope High School and Spanish Fort High School have the highest proficiency rates, often exceeding the Baldwin County and Alabama averages, while Foley High School and Baldwin County High School have the lowest proficiency rates.
The district's spending per student ranges from $8,721 at Fairhope High School to $11,501 at Elberta High School, with an average of around $9,800 per student. The student-teacher ratios also vary, from 16.4 at Fairhope High School to 18.7 at Daphne High School, with an average of around 17.5 students per teacher. The Baldwin County Virtual School stands out as a high-performing virtual school, with strong test scores and a 5-star rating from SchoolDigger.
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