Summary:
Alexander 2 has two schools serving grades PK–12: Alexander Elementary School (PK–6 listed; 195 students) and Alexander High School (grades 7–12; 114 students), with 309 students combined. The clearest current difference is in all-grade math: Elementary scored 60–68% in 2025–2026, while High scored under 40%, a gap of more than 20 points.
Elementary had the stronger all-grade results in 2024–2025, leading High by 19 points in math (39% vs. 20%), 13 points in reading (33% vs. 20%), and 10 points in science (54% vs. 44.5%). Among the reported grade-level results, fourth-grade reading was a standout at 80–98%, compared with 59% statewide; eighth-grade reading was under 40%, versus 54% statewide. High’s test scores were lower than the state in 2024–2025 for math and reading, but its 2025–2026 graduation rate was 87%, matching the state and district. The schools serve different grade spans, and eighth grade is outside Elementary’s listed grades, so these figures do not provide a same-grade comparison.
Elementary’s all-grade math and reading results rose from 39% to 60–68% and from 33% to 55–63%, respectively, between 2024–2025 and 2025–2026; High’s reading moved from 20% to 30–59%, while its math result remains bounded below 40%, so its direction is unclear. SchoolDigger’s rankings also diverged: Elementary rose from the 14th percentile in 2023–2024 to the 59th in 2025–2026, while High moved from the 28th to the 20th. These rankings are not test-score percentages. As additional context, free/reduced lunch eligible shares in 2024–2025 were about 32% at Elementary and 33% at High; student-teacher ratios were 10.2 and 7.6, respectively. Elementary’s chronic absenteeism was 22% in 2025–2026, 3 points above the state and district rates.
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