Summary:
The Washington County school district in Alabama is home to two high schools: Washington County High School and McIntosh High School. Based on the available data, Washington County High School appears to be the stronger performing of the two, with a higher statewide ranking and better proficiency rates across various subject areas and grade levels.
Washington County High School has a 4-star rating from SchoolDigger, while McIntosh High School has a 0-star rating. The proficiency rates at Washington County High School are notably higher, with 34.48% of 11th graders proficient or better in English compared to only 10% at McIntosh High School. Both schools have similar graduation rates around 90%, but McIntosh High School had a higher dropout rate of 6.9% in 2018-2019.
In terms of other key metrics, Washington County High School has 420 students and a student-teacher ratio of 17.5, while McIntosh High School has 183 students and a ratio of 18.3. McIntosh High School spends more per student at $12,207, compared to $9,113 per student at Washington County High School. Both schools serve a predominantly economically disadvantaged student population, with high free/reduced lunch rates.
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