Hall HSD 502

Hall HSD 502 has one listed school, Hall High School, serving grades 9–12 with 388 students. Since it is the only school in the area, families do not have another local school in this data to compare with it. The clearest overall concern is that in 2025–2026 Hall was below the state in eight of nine tested grade-and-subject comparisons.

Hall High’s strongest result was grade 10 PreACT science: 60% proficient, about 12 percentage points above the state’s 48%. Its weakest was grade 9 PreACT math, at 21% compared with 42% statewide—a gap of about 21 points. Grade 10 ELA was close to the state result, at 53% versus 54%, while the other tested subjects fell short. Other outcomes are mixed: the graduation rate was 80%, 10 points below the state’s 90%, and the dropout rate was 3%, about 1 point higher than the state. Chronic absenteeism was lower, at 19% versus 24% statewide.

Results changed unevenly from 2024–2025 to 2025–2026: grade 10 improved in all three subjects, including a 13-point rise in science and a 12-point rise in ELA, while grade 9 fell in all three, including a 27-point drop in science. Grade 11 ACT ELA and science each declined by about 19–20 points. Across the nine test comparisons, Hall’s average fell from 44% to 37%, while the state average moved from 48% to 47%. SchoolDigger ranks the district 609th of 738, in the 17th percentile, and gives it one star. Hall’s student-teacher ratio was 11.4 in 2024–2025; 57% of students were free/reduced lunch eligible that year, a context measure rather than an explanation of results.