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Public 4 records

Traditional public schools, from NCES CCD directory data.

Public Charter 1 record

Publicly funded, independently operated -- from the same CCD directory, flagged by charter status.

Private 1 record

From NCES's Private School Survey -- thinner, less frequently updated data than CCD.
Alabama has roughly 1,500 public and several hundred private K-12 schools statewide. The 6 records below are individually researched and sourced as a starting sample, not the full state -- see how we source this for why we build this way rather than bulk-importing unverified data.

High schools

Vestavia Hills High School Public Vestavia Hills, AL · Jefferson County · Large suburb 1,625 students · 14:1 student:teacher · Grades 9-12 Ramsay High School Public Birmingham, AL · Five Points South · Midsize city 762 students · 17:1 student:teacher · Magnet, IB program McIntosh High School Public McIntosh, AL · Washington County · Rural 183 students · 18:1 student:teacher · Grades 6-12 Alabama Aerospace and Aviation High School Public Charter Bessemer, AL · Jefferson County · Suburban, large 161 students · 20:1 student:teacher · Grades 9-12

Elementary schools

Vestavia Hills Elementary East Public Vestavia Hills, AL · Jefferson County · Large suburb 741 students · 15:1 student:teacher · Grades PK-5 Southminster Day School Private Vestavia Hills, AL · Jefferson County · Large suburb ~168-254 students (varies by source) · Grades PK/K-5

Alabama school-level context

Alabama's K-12 system is overseen by the Alabama State Department of Education, which publishes school-level assessment results (the Alabama Comprehensive Assessment Program) separately from the enrollment and staffing data in the federal NCES directory used for the records above. For any school not yet listed here, NCES's own school locator (nces.ed.gov/ccd/schoolsearch) has directory data for every public school in the state today, and the department's own report-card site has current assessment results.