Florence, Alabama · 18 schools

Schools in
Florence

18 public schools in Florence, Alabama. Search by name, or browse the full list below.

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Schools18
Students8,611
School Levels5
Districts4
ZIP codes4
StateAlabama

Schools in Florence

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18 schools in Florence

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Central High School
Florence · 35633
High
603
students
Florence Freshman Center
Florence · 35630
High
381
students
Florence High School
Florence · 35630
High
1,074
students
Florence Learning Center
Florence · 35630
High
Florence Middle School
Florence · 35630
Middle
649
students
Forest Hills School
Florence · 35633
Elementary
827
students
Harlan Elementary School
Florence · 35630
Elementary
389
students
Hibbett School
Florence · 35630
Elementary
576
students
Kilby Laboratory School
Florence · 35632
Elementary
201
students
Mars Hill Bible School
Florence · 35630
Other
518
students
Rogers Elementary School
Florence · 35630
Elementary
585
students
Rogers High School
Florence · 35634
High
539
students
Shoals Christian School
Florence · 35633
Other
216
students
St Joseph Regional Catholic School
Florence · 35630
Primary
124
students
Underwood Elementary School
Florence · 35633
Elementary
352
students
Weeden Elementary School
Florence · 35630
Elementary
422
students
Wilson Elementary School
Florence · 35634
Elementary
556
students
Wilson High School
Florence · 35634
High
599
students

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Data source

School profiles are built from NCES Common Core of Data (CCD) — the official directory of every US public school — plus Civil Rights Data Collection (CRDC), EDFacts, NCES F-33 finance survey, and Alabama’s Alabama A-F Report Card.

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