50 Schools in the Mobile Area of Alabama Earn an A on the State Report Card: Baldwin County Scores 93, and Two Schools Earn Perfect Scores of 100
Fifty schools in the Mobile area of Alabama earned an A on the state's 2025-2026 report card, released on Thursday, November 12, 2026, according to a regional summary published on November 13.
Baldwin County Public Schools earned an A with a score of 93, up 3 points from last year. The Mobile County Public School System earned a B with 86, also up 3 points, and Chickasaw City Schools earned a C with 75, up 6 points.
Gulf Shores City Schools scored 97, Orange Beach City Schools 98, Saraland City Schools 97 and Satsuma City Schools 93, each with an A.
Statewide, 447 schools received an A this year, up from 384 last year. Two Mobile County schools, Barton Academy For Advanced World Studies and Eichold-Mertz School of Math and Science, were among the 27 schools statewide that achieved perfect scores of 100. The state department itself reported an overall score of 88, up one point from last year.
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