Photo by Erin Nelson. Starnes Media
Mountain Brook Schools Board of Education on Tuesday, May 12, 2020. Photo by Erin Nelson.
Mountain Brook Schools earned all A's in the Alabama State Department of Education's report card for the 2023-24 school year.
The school system scored a 98 overall, staying in line with 2022-23 score. The state of Alabama scored an 85.
Mountain Brook also scored well in all three of the state accountability indicators, earning a 100 in academic achievement and academic growth and a 97.26 graduation rate. Last year, MBS scored 100 in academic achievement and academic growth and a 97.53 graduation rate.
Alternatively, the state scored a 64.53 in academic achievement, a 97.13 in academic growth and a 90.04 graduation rate.
In college and career readiness, Mountain Brook Schools scored a 96.95 while the state earned an 84.20. MBS also reported a score of 4.02 in chronic absenteeism compared to the state’s 14.84.
Each school in the MBS system also earned its own grade, with Brookwood Forest Elementary, Cherokee Bend Elementary and Crestline Elementary all scoring a 100 and Mountain Brook Elementary earning a 99. Mountain Brook Junior High and Mountain Brook High School scored 97s.
Cherokee Bend and Crestline improved on point from last year while MBE dropped one. MBJH and MBHS both also dropped one point from last year's score of 98.
To view the full report card for the district and each school, visit https://statereportcard.alsde.edu/selectschool.aspx.
