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Elementary Schools in Talladega County


At a glance
DistrictTalladega County65th of 139 Alabama districtsFull district overview →
7
Schools
3,456
Students
Top rankedMunford Elementary School166th of 686 Alabama elementary schools
Biggest riser
Munford Elementary School up 109 spots statewide this year
Smallest classes
AH Watwood Elementary School 17.5 students per teacher
SchoolDigger ratings
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Summary:

Talladega County is home to seven elementary schools serving grades PK-5 or PK-6, with enrollments ranging from 278 to 902 students, and the district itself ranks 65th out of 139 Alabama districts with a 3-star rating.

For parents, the standout school in this area is Munford Elementary School, which ranks in the 76th percentile statewide (166th out of 686 schools) and shows exceptional math proficiency—its 4th-grade math score of 62.11% is nearly 20 points above the state average. Childersburg Elementary School is the most improved, jumping 95 spots in rankings over three years, with a standout 84.62% 3rd-grade English proficiency rate. AH Watwood Elementary School is a consistent top performer (60th-67th percentile) despite serving the highest percentage of economically disadvantaged students (71.63% free/reduced lunch), proving that strong instruction can overcome demographic challenges. On the other end, Stemley Road Elementary School remains the district's biggest concern, ranking in the bottom 40% despite excellent attendance (8.9% chronic absenteeism) and a strong 3rd-grade math score (66.67%).

Across all seven schools, English proficiency consistently outpaces math—at BB Comer Memorial Elementary School, 5th-grade English hit 83.87% while math was just 31.15%. Proficiency also tends to decline as students advance, with Lincoln Elementary School dropping from 42.19% (3rd-grade math) to 29.17% (4th-grade). Notably, Sycamore School has the highest chronic absenteeism (16.4%) yet ranks mid-pack, while Childersburg spends the most per student ($11,694) and BB Comer the least ($7,962), yet both achieve similar mid-tier results. The district's best opportunity lies in replicating the practices of Munford and AH Watwood—both prove that high achievement is possible regardless of class size, spending, or economic disadvantage.

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SchoolDigger data sources: National Center for Education Statistics, U.S. Department of Education, the U.S. Census Bureau and the Alabama State Department of Education.

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