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Coffee County Schools
Coffee County is a public school district in Alabama, based in Coffee County (Elba). SchoolGrade grades 4 of its schools on actual versus projected test scores; every school below has its own page.
Coffee County on the map
District boundary from the NCES EDGE composite school district file. Each marker is a graded school; click it for its grade and scores.
SchoolGrade summary for Coffee County
4 of 4 schools in Coffee County carry a SchoolGrade. Grade distribution:
A: 1B: 1C: 2
Best schools in Coffee County
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The ten highest SchoolGrades in the district. Grades reward actual test performance against the projection for each school's student context, so a B in a high-poverty school can outrank an A- elsewhere on impact.
- A- Kinston School (K-12 school, greatly exceeds expectations)
- B- Zion Chapel High School (K-12 school, meets expectations)
- C+ New Brockton Elementary School (Elementary school, meets expectations)
- C- New Brockton High School (High school, doesn't meet expectations)
Every school in Coffee County
High schools (2)
- C- New Brockton High School, New Brockton
- B- Zion Chapel High School, Jack
Elementary and primary schools (1)
- C+ New Brockton Elementary School, New Brockton
Other schools and academies (1)
- A- Kinston School, Kinston
Where Coffee County schools are
Cities and towns served (3)
- New Brockton (2)
- Jack (1)
- Kinston (1)
About this district
- State: Best schools in Alabama
- County: Coffee County
- Type: regular local school district
- Setting: distant rural (NCES locale of the district office)
- Enrollment: 2,904 students with 161 full-time-equivalent teachers and 294 total staff FTE (NCES CCD, 2023-24)
- NCES district ID: 0100810
- Grades are the 2025-26 SchoolGrade model: each school's actual proficiency against the level projected for its student context. How SchoolGrade works
Nearby school districts
- Enterprise City (9 schools, 10 mi)
- Daleville City (3 schools, 17 mi)
- Opp City (3 schools, 17 mi)
- Ozark City (4 schools, 21 mi)
- Geneva City (3 schools, 25 mi)
- Geneva County (9 schools, 26 mi)
- Pike County (5 schools, 26 mi)
- Dale County (7 schools, 26 mi)
Questions about Coffee County
How many schools are in Coffee County?
SchoolGrade grades 4 public schools in Coffee County, across 3 cities and towns. Every one of them is listed on this page with a link to its own report.
Which cities does Coffee County serve?
The largest by graded schools: New Brockton, Jack, Kinston.
How good are the schools in Coffee County?
Across the 4 graded schools, the average SchoolGrade is B-, with 38% of tested students meeting the state bar against a projected 38.3%. 75% of schools meet or exceed the expectation for their student context.
How many students attend Coffee County?
2,904 students were enrolled in Coffee County in the 2023-24 school year, about 18.0 students per full-time teacher (NCES Common Core of Data).
Where is Coffee County?
Coffee County is in Alabama, based in Coffee County, with its district office in Elba. Its boundary covers about 541 sq mi.