Summary:
Zip code 38001, located in Alamo, Tennessee, contains one high school, Crockett County High School, which serves grades 9-12 with an enrollment of 879 students in Crockett County Schools. Because this is the only high school in the zip code, the school's performance essentially defines the area's high school landscape, and its metrics mirror the district's high school results exactly. The school posts excellent graduation and attendance outcomes: a 97.7 percent graduation rate, a 2.3 percent dropout rate, and just 8.2 percent chronic absenteeism, compared with state averages of 90.5 percent, 6.7 percent, and 18.3 percent, respectively.
Academically, the school shows a clear strength in science. Biology I proficiency reached 53.7 percent in 2025-2026, above the state's 49.8 percent, and ninth-grade Biology I proficiency was exceptional at 88.2 percent versus 65.8 percent statewide. English scores hover near state averages, with English I at 37.8 percent and English II at 56.1 percent. Mathematics is the main area of concern. Algebra II proficiency is just 24.2 percent, well below the state's 37.3 percent, and the school also trails in Algebra I (29.4 percent vs. 32.3 percent), Geometry (39.5 percent vs. 42.3 percent), and US History (38.7 percent vs. 42.4 percent).
Despite strong graduation and attendance metrics, Crockett County High School's state ranking has slipped over three years from 119th (4 stars) to 141st (3 stars), reflecting persistent math underperformance. For parents, the picture is a solid rural high school with a caring, stable environment where students stay enrolled and graduate, plus a standout biology program. The top priority for improvement is clearly mathematics, particularly Algebra II, where closing the gap with state averages would likely restore the school's earlier star rating.
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