Summary:
Zip code 36330 in Enterprise, Alabama is home to six elementary schools within the Enterprise City district, serving grades K-6 (with one offering Pre-K) and enrolling roughly 3,383 students across a mix of suburban and small-city settings.
For parents, the standout choice academically is Holly Hill Elementary School, which ranks in the 92nd percentile statewide with a 5-star rating and leads every other school in both math (67.1% proficient) and English (83.0% proficient). It also has the lowest poverty rate in the area at 39.79% free/reduced lunch. At the other end, Harrand Creek Elementary School trails significantly, with just 45.1% math proficiency and 59.3% English proficiency, alongside the highest poverty rate (77.95%). In between, Hillcrest Elementary School and Brookwood Elementary School perform similarly and solidly, both hovering around 62% math and 74% English, while Rucker Boulevard Elementary School and Pinedale Elementary School sit in the lower-middle range. Notably, Rucker Boulevard posts an extraordinary 0.1% chronic absenteeism rate—far better than the district’s 8.4%—suggesting excellent attendance practices, even if its test scores are only average.
One surprising finding is that spending does not drive results: Holly Hill spends the least per student ($6,904) yet outperforms everyone, while Rucker Boulevard spends the most ($9,825) but ranks mid-pack. Grade-level patterns also vary—Hillcrest excels in 6th grade math (73.4%) but struggles in 3rd grade (53.5%), while Pinedale jumps from 59.5% English proficiency in 3rd grade to 85.3% by 6th grade. Overall, these schools are generally above state averages, but the gap between Holly Hill and Harrand Creek highlights how much socioeconomic factors can shape outcomes, making school choice particularly important for families in this area.
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