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HOUSTON COUNTY: Congratulations are in order for Houston County Schools, which has achieved the highest overall score in its history on the Alabama State Department of Education’s State Report Card!

In an announcement Thursday, Nov. 12, the district shared that it earned a stellar score of 93, an A rating, marking a proud milestone for students, staff and families alike.

Every one of the district’s 14 schools earned an A or B, and an impressive 11 of them brought home an A.

Standout Schools

Wicksburg Elementary School led the way with a remarkable 99

Rehobeth Primary School followed closely with a 97

Webb Elementary and Rehobeth Elementary each shined with a 96

Wicksburg High School and Ashford Elementary each earned a 95

Rehobeth High School achieved a 94

Cottonwood Elementary, Houston County High School and Rehobeth Middle School each scored a 93

Cottonwood High School posted a 92

Ashford Middle School and Ashford High School each earned an 86, while Houston County Virtual Academy scored an 84. All three earned B ratings, helping the district reach its goal of an A or B for every school.

District leaders were quick to share the credit, thanking students, educators, staff members and families for making this success possible.

“This accomplishment reflects the hard work, dedication, and commitment to excellence demonstrated daily by our students, teachers, administrators, and support staff,” Houston County Schools stated.

The district also celebrated the vital role families and communities play in helping students succeed.

Even while celebrating a record-setting year, school officials made clear they’re not slowing down.

“We are proud of where we’ve been, excited about where we’re going, and grateful for everyone who makes Houston County Schools a place where students can thrive!” the district stated.

The district closed its announcement with a message that captures its spirit:

One School System. Five Communities. A Shared Commitment to Excellence.

Congratulations to Houston County Schools on this historic achievement!