Mobile County Education: 25,469 Black or African American students were enrolled in schools in 2023-24 school year

Mobile County Education: 25,469 Black or African American students were enrolled in schools in 2023-24 school year
Dr. Eric G. Mackey, Alabama State Superintendent of Education — alabamagermany.org
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There were 25,469 Black or African American students enrolled in Mobile County schools in the 2023-24 school year, 3.1% less than the previous year, according to the Alabama Department of Education.

Data showed that Mobile County welcomed 56,319 students during the 2023-24 school year. Among them, Black or African American students comprised 45.2% of the student body to be the most represented ethnicity in the county.

Among the 96 schools in the county, Mattie T. Blount High School recorded the largest enrollment of Black or African American students in the 2023-24 school year, with a total of 1,020 students.

Alabama ranks 50th among U.S. states for public education, according to the 2024 World Population Review, placing as the second worst in overall school performance—just above Arizona, which ranked last. The ranking reflects weak outcomes across K-12 performance, school funding, higher education quality, and safety, with particularly poor marks for test scores, graduation rates, and school resources.

Ethnicities in Mobile County in 2023-24 School Year

Enrollment Demographics in Mobile County Schools During 2023-24 School Year

School Name Black or African American Students Enrollment Total Enrollment % of Total Enrollment
Acceleration Day and Evening Academy 359 385 93.2%
Acceleration Preparatory Academy 267 294 90.8%
Alabama Destinations Career Academy 609 1,407 43.3%
Allentown Elementary School 214 772 27.7%
Alma Bryant High School 178 1,541 11.6%
Anna F. Booth Elementary School 37 385 9.6%
Augusta Evans School 98 186 52.7%
Baker High School 768 2,353 32.6%
Barton Academy For Advanced World Studies 82 270 30.4%
Ben C. Rain High School 508 571 89%
Bernice J. Causey Middle School 423 1,388 30.5%
Booker T. Washington Middle School 280 302 92.7%
Breitling Elementary School 16 445 3.6%
Burns Middle School 462 688 67.2%
Calcedeaver Elementary School 0 208
Calloway Smith Middle School 319 332 96.1%
CF Vigor High School 0 596
Chastang-Fournier Middle School 498 552 90.2%
Chickasaw City Elementary School 406 595 68.2%
Chickasaw City High School 136 202 67.3%
Chickasaw Middle School 125 166 75.3%
Citronelle High School 147 709 20.7%
CL Scarborough Model Middle School 555 642 86.4%
Clark-Shaw Magnet School 340 527 64.5%
Collins-Rhodes Elementary School 525 557 94.3%
Continuous Learning Center 171 244 70.1%
Cora Castlen Elementary 36 402 9%
Dauphin Island Elementary School 0 60
Dawes Intermediate School 91 529 17.2%
Denton Magnet School of Technology 174 310 56.1%
Dixon Elementary School 66 476 13.9%
Dr. Robert W. Gilliard Elementary 605 746 81.1%
Dunbar Creative Performing Arts 277 326 85%
Eichold-Mertz School of Math and Science 247 464 53.2%
Elizabeth Fonde Elementary School 432 599 72.1%
Elsie Collier Elementary School 165 686 24.1%
ER Dickson Elementary School 636 943 67.4%
Erwin Craighead Elementary School 329 353 93.2%
Florence Howard Elementary School 458 483 94.8%
Forest Hill Elementary School 437 477 91.6%
George Hall Elementary School 0 235
Grand Bay Middle School 82 739 11.1%
Grant Elementary School 0 266
H.L. Sonny Callahan School for the Deaf and Blind 18 30 60%
Hollingers Island Elementary School 0 248
Holloway Elementary 453 472 96%
Hutchens Elementary School 103 518 19.9%
Indian Springs Elementary School 163 301 54.2%
J. E. Turner Elementary 13 490 2.7%
John L. Leflore Magnet School 530 542 97.8%
John Will Elementary School 431 480 89.8%
Kate Shepard Elementary School 373 550 67.8%
Katherine H. Hankins Middle School 264 781 33.8%
Leinkauf Elementary School 473 521 90.8%
Lillie B. Williamson High School 870 925 94.1%
Lott Middle School 54 408 13.2%
Mary B. Austin Elementary School 228 505 45.1%
Mary G. Montgomery High School 496 1,844 26.9%
Mary W. Burroughs Elementary School 253 362 69.9%
Maryvale Elementary School 385 430 89.5%
Mattie T. Blount High School 1,020 1,073 95.1%
McDavid-Jones Elementary School 112 753 14.9%
Meadowlake Elementary 75 353 21.2%
Mobile County Training Middle School 0 195
Morningside Elementary School 434 488 88.9%
Murphy High School 940 1,237 76%
Nan Gray Davis Elementary School 144 433 33.3%
North Mobile County Middle School 144 371 38.8%
O’Rourke Elementary School 256 731 35%
Old Shell Road Magnet School 225 359 62.7%
Olive J. Dodge Elementary School 485 806 60.2%
Orchard Elementary School 468 572 81.8%
Pearl Haskew Elementary 40 502 8%
Peter F. Alba Middle School 65 468 13.9%
Phillips Preparatory Middle School 200 420 47.6%
Pillans Middle School 421 479 87.9%
Robert E. Lee Elementary 51 726 7%
Saint Elmo Elementary School 78 387 20.2%
Saraland Early Education Center 78 534 14.6%
Saraland Elementary School 152 999 15.2%
Saraland High School 243 1,115 21.8%
Saraland Middle School/Adams Campus 119 779 15.3%
Satsuma High School 54 710 7.6%
Semmes Elementary School 120 529 22.7%
Semmes Middle School 320 1,231 26%
Spencer-Westlawn Elementary School 358 400 89.5%
Tanner Williams Elementary School 0 308
Taylor White Elementary School 145 411 35.3%
The Pathway 341 474 71.9%
Theodore High School 364 1,179 30.9%
W. H. Council Traditional School 378 531 71.2%
WC Griggs Elementary School 165 626 26.4%
WD Robbins Elementary School 0 232
Whitley Elementary School 0 228
Wilmer Elementary School 17 418 4.1%
WP Davidson High School 792 1,444 54.8%


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