Summary:
ZIP code 38001 in Alamo, Tennessee is served by one middle school — Crockett County Middle School — which enrolls 614 students in grades 6–8 as part of the Crockett County Schools district. With no other middle schools in the area for direct comparison, the school's performance is best understood against district and state benchmarks. Crockett County Middle School consistently earns 3 stars and sits in the 53rd–62nd percentile statewide, improving from the 53rd percentile in 2024–2025 to the 60th percentile in 2025–2026.
Academically, Crockett County Middle School shows a clear strength in Social Studies, where 56.3% of students are proficient — well above the state average of 51.4%. This subject also posted a dramatic 16.1-point improvement year-over-year. Science proficiency is close to the state average at 45.7%, while mathematics essentially matches the state at 42.7%. The biggest area of concern is English Language Arts, where only 30.4% of students are proficient, about 10 points below the state average — and the gap widens from 6th to 8th grade. In contrast, 8th-grade math stands out as a major bright spot, with 50.7% proficiency versus 38.3% statewide. Chronic absenteeism is just 10.1%, far below the state's 18.3%, indicating strong attendance.
Grade-level patterns reveal that the school is not uniformly strong or weak. Math improves significantly by 8th grade, while ELA declines steadily across middle school. Social Studies is strong in 6th and 8th grades but roughly average in 7th. Per-student spending is $10,129, though data on free/reduced lunch eligibility and student-teacher ratio is not available. Overall, Crockett County Middle School is a stable, mid-to-upper-tier performer with meaningful strengths in Social Studies and 8th-grade math, a major opportunity to improve ELA, and a positive attendance climate that supports future growth.
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