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Schools in Zip Code 36474


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Summary:

Zip code 36474 is home to a single public school, Red Level School, a PK-12 campus serving 535 students in the Covington County district, which holds a 3-star rating and ranks in the 65th percentile statewide.

For parents, the standout feature of Red Level School is its strong graduation rate of 93.3%, which exceeds the state average of 91.5%, and its remarkably low chronic absenteeism rate of 7.1% compared to the state's 12.0%. This suggests a school where students show up and stay on track to finish. However, academic proficiency is a mixed picture. The school's greatest success is in 6th-grade math, where 54.84% of students are proficient—well above the state average of 35.22%. Early literacy is also a bright spot, with 3rd-grade English proficiency at 71.79%, beating the state's 64.75%. Yet these gains fade by middle school: 7th-grade math proficiency drops to just 12.82%, and 8th-grade science sits at a concerning 25.71%, far below the state's 54.12%. The most dramatic internal swing is between 6th and 7th grade math, a 42-point drop that suggests a challenging transition or instructional gap.

Notably, 11th-grade scores improved significantly year-over-year, with math jumping from 8.82% to 16.67% and English from 17.65% to 37.93%, indicating either a strong cohort or effective interventions. With 63.74% of students eligible for free or reduced lunch, the school faces economic challenges, yet it still graduates students at a high rate. Per-student spending is $8,239, and the student-teacher ratio is 15.7:1. Overall, Red Level School excels at keeping students engaged and graduating, but parents should be aware of specific academic weak spots—especially middle school science and the 7th-grade math transition—that may require extra support at home.

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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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