Best Schools for Multiracial Students in Alabama (2026)

These are the Alabama public schools where multiracial students scored highest on the state reading and math tests, ranked by the average of the two proficiency rates. Only schools with at least 20 tested multiracial students are included. The list reflects how students in this group perform at each school; it is not a ranking of schools by their demographic makeup.

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Elementary schools

#	School	Reading	Math	Tested	Overall Repit grade
1	Heritage Elementary School Madison	90%	—	20	A+
2	GoldsmithSchiffman Elementary Big Cove	95%	65%	34	C+
3	Saraland Elementary School Saraland	85%	75%	43	A+
4	Columbia Elementary School Madison	90%	50%	22	A+
5	Margaret Yarbrough Elementary School Auburn	70%	70%	21	A+
6	Moores Mill Intermediate School New Market	85%	45%	36	A
7	Deer Valley Elementary School Hoover	70%	50%	24	A+
8	Gwin Elementary School Hoover	70%	50%	21	A+
9	Brocks Gap Intermediate School Hoover	75%	45%	31	A+
10	Mill Creek Elementary School Madison	70%	50%	29	B+
11	Pick Elementary School Auburn	70%	50%	23	A+
12	Beauregard Elementary School Opelika	70%	50%	22	B+
13	McBride Elementary School Muscle Shoals	75%	45%	32	B+
14	Lakewood Elementary School Phenix City	75%	45%	32	A+
15	Mount Olive Intermediate School Fort Mitchell	70%	50%	20	C+
16	Gulf Shores Elementary School Gulf Shores	65%	45%	42	A+
17	Thompson Intermediate School Alabaster	75%	35%	35	B+
18	Helena Intermediate School Helena	85%	15%	40	B+
19	Dawes Intermediate School Mobile	70%	30%	24	A+
20	Weatherly Heights Elementary School Huntsville	70%	30%	27	B+
21	Forest Hills School Florence	70%	30%	29	A
22	Trace Crossings Elementary School Hoover	50%	50%	27	A+
23	Athens Intermediate School Athens	55%	35%	38	B+
24	Pelham Oaks Pelham	50%	30%	23	A
25	Prattville Elementary School Prattville	70%	10%	21	B

Middle schools

#	School	Reading	Math	Tested	Overall Repit grade
1	ClarkShaw Magnet School Mobile	90%	55%	30	A+
2	Pizitz Middle School Vestavia	90%	50%	24	A+
3	Mountain Brook Junior High School Mountain Brook	70%	70%	29	A+
4	Spanish Fort Elementary School Spanish Fort	70%	70%	23	A+
5	Phillips Preparatory Middle School Mobile	90%	30%	26	A
6	Rockwell Elementary School Spanish Fort	70%	50%	22	A+
7	Drake Middle School Auburn	70%	50%	22	A+
8	Fairhope East Elementary Fairhope	70%	50%	23	B+
9	Daphne East Elementary School Daphne	70%	50%	29	A
10	Belforest Elementary School Daphne	70%	50%	23	A+
11	Central School Huntsville	70%	50%	22	B+
12	Redland Elementary School Wetumpka	70%	50%	28	A
13	Discovery Middle School Madison	72%	37%	63	B
14	Saraland Middle SchoolAdams Campus Saraland	75%	35%	51	A+
15	Fairhope Middle School Fairhope	75%	35%	40	A+
16	Elberta Elementary School Elberta	65%	45%	39	B+
17	Andalusia Elementary School Andalusia	70%	30%	24	C
18	Summerdale School Summerdale	70%	30%	25	C
19	Thompson Middle School Alabaster	70%	30%	28	B+
20	W J Carroll Intermediate School Daphne	70%	30%	24	B
21	Blossomwood Elementary School Huntsville	70%	30%	29	B
22	Robert F Bumpus Middle School Hoover	65%	35%	57	A
23	Liberty Middle School Madison	65%	35%	35	C+
24	Fairhope West Elementary Fairhope	50%	50%	29	A+
25	Spanish Fort Middle School Spanish Fort	65%	35%	36	B+

High schools

#	School	Reading	Math	Tested	Overall Repit grade
1	Hoover High School Hoover	45%	45%	42	A+
2	Foley High School Foley	50%	30%	21	C+
3	Spanish Fort High School Spanish Fort	50%	30%	21	A+
4	Virgil Grissom High School Huntsville	30%	50%	20	B+
5	Alabama Connections Academy Athens	50%	10%	28	C+
6	Central High School Phenix City	10%	10%	26	B

Source: U.S. Department of Education EDFacts (state assessment results by student group) via the Urban Institute Education Data Portal. Small schools report results as ranges; we use the midpoint. Methodology

Best Schools for Multiracial Students in Alabama (2026)

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