Summary
Alvaton Elementary in Alvaton, KY, serves 785 students in PK–6 in Warren County. Its results are generally above state and district averages, though performance varies by subject and grade. Reading is its clearest all-around strength: in 2025–2026, the school averaged 67% proficient across grades 3–6, compared with 51% statewide and 54% districtwide, and its sixth-grade reading result of 76% was the highest among nearby schools with reported results.
Reading and Social Studies stand out against nearby schools, while writing is a relative weakness. Alvaton’s reading average was about 8 points above the nearby-school average, and its fifth-grade Social Studies result of 51% was 13 points above the state and about 6 points above nearby schools. Math was also strong: 56% proficient, compared with 43% statewide and 46% districtwide, and about 5 points above nearby schools. Writing looks strong against the state—55% proficient versus 35%—but was 2 points below the district’s 57% and only about 1 point above nearby schools. Fourth-grade science was 52%, just about 2 points above nearby schools, so results are not equally strong in every subject.
Writing has weakened even as other results show some gains: fifth-grade writing fell 15 points, from 70% in 2022–2023 to 55% in 2025–2026, while Social Studies rose 5 points, from 46% to 51%. SchoolDigger ranks Alvaton at the 84th statewide percentile (rank 108 of 684, four stars), fourth among 10 nearby schools with reported ranks; its percentile has recovered from 81 in 2023–2024 but remains below its 87th-percentile result in 2021–2022. SchoolDigger’s measure of how well the school serves students receiving special education ranks at the 44th percentile, down from 61 in 2023–2024; its ranking for serving students with low socioeconomic status is at the 61st percentile, below the school’s overall 84th. In 2024–2025, the student-teacher ratio was 17.2, and 53% of students were free/reduced lunch eligible.
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