High Schools in Geneva County

The three high schools located in Geneva County, Alabama serve students in grades 9-12. These schools, Slocomb High School, Geneva County High School, and Samson High School, offer a range of academic programs and extracurricular activities to support student success.

Among the standout schools, Slocomb High School ranks 133rd out of 378 Alabama high schools and has a 3-star rating. The school boasts a strong 90% graduation rate and impressive science test scores, with 41.46% of students proficient or better. Samson High School is also a high performer, ranking 92nd in the state with a 4-star rating. The school stands out for its exceptional math test scores, with 38.24% of students proficient or better.

Across the three high schools, graduation rates are consistently high at 90%, exceeding the state average. However, chronic absenteeism rates are slightly above the state average at 14.8%. Test scores vary, with Slocomb High School leading in science and Samson High School excelling in math, while all three schools underperform in English compared to the state. The schools also differ in their spending per student, with Geneva County High School spending the most at $13,700 per student, and Slocomb High School spending the least at $9,511 per student.