Summary:
Colbert County, Alabama is home to three high schools: Colbert Heights High School, Colbert County High School, and Cherokee High School. These schools serve students in grades 9-12 and provide a range of educational opportunities in the region.
Among the three high schools, Colbert Heights High School stands out as the top performer, ranking 146 out of 374 Alabama high schools and consistently earning a 3-star rating from SchoolDigger. This school outperforms the Colbert County and Alabama averages in several test score categories, including 11th grade English, 7th grade English, and 8th grade English. In contrast, Cherokee High School has the lowest student-teacher ratio and the highest per-student spending, but its test scores and overall performance lag behind the other two schools.
All three high schools maintain a 90.0% four-year graduation rate, but their dropout rates vary, with Colbert Heights High School having the lowest dropout rate at 5.4% and Colbert County High School having the highest at 7.4%. Additionally, the free/reduced lunch rates suggest that Cherokee High School serves a more economically disadvantaged student population compared to the other two schools.
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