Summary:
Alvaton, Kentucky, has one school, Alvaton Elementary, serving prekindergarten through grade 6 with 785 students. With no other schools in the city, families can compare it with state and district results, but not with another Alvaton school. The clearest finding is that Alvaton Elementary scored above Kentucky’s proficiency rate in all 12 reported subject-and-grade results for 2025–26.
Alvaton Elementary’s strongest results relative to the state were in reading: sixth grade was 76%, 22 percentage points above the state’s 54%, and fourth grade was 70%, 20 points above the state’s 50%. Its smallest state advantage was fifth-grade mathematics, at 50% versus 43%. The school also exceeded Warren County in 11 of 12 results; fifth-grade writing was the exception, at 55%, 2 points below the district’s 57%, despite being 20 points above the state.
Results varied by subject and grade over time: from 2024–25 to 2025–26, social studies rose 10 points to 51%, while third-grade reading fell 12 points to 58% and fifth-grade writing fell 7 points to 55%. Across the 12 measures, the school’s average state advantage narrowed by about 1 point, from 15 to 14 points, even as SchoolDigger’s ranking improved from 129th of 685 Kentucky schools in 2023–24 (81st percentile, four stars) to 108th of 684 in 2025–26 (84th percentile, four stars). The school’s student-teacher ratio was 17.2 in 2024–25, and 53% of students were free/reduced lunch eligible that year. Chronic absenteeism was 9% in 2025–26, below the district’s 13% and the state’s 24%.
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