Tuscaloosa County School District

2314 9th St, Tuscaloosa, AL Phone Web

Academic Summary

Schools

18,686

Total Students

PK-12

Grades Offered

17 to 1

Students to Teacher Ratio

45%

Percent Proficient - Math

43%

Percent Proficient - Reading/Language Arts

Living Summary view more

37,943

households

108,902

Total Population

$167,300

Average House Value

$864

Average Housing Rent

$60,802

Average Household Income

92.96%

Health Insurance Coverage

100%

Household with Internet

District Overview

Tuscaloosa County School District is a public school district serving Tuscaloosa county area, Alabama. For academic year 2020-2021, 35 schools served 18,686 students through PK to 12^th grade in its 35 schools. A total of 1,097 teachers are teaching their students and the average students to teacher ratio is 17 to 1.

According to the Alabama state assessment result, 45% of students are proficient in Math learning and 43% of students are proficient in English/language arts learning.

District Contacts

http://www.tcss.net (205)758-0411 2314 9th St, Tuscaloosa, AL

Civil Rights Coordinators

Title II(disabilities)

GREG HURST

email phone

Title VI(race, color, national origin)

GREG HURST

email phone

Title IX(sex-based)

GREG HURST

email phone

Schools in Tuscaloosa County School District

In Tuscaloosa County School District, 35 schools are serving students in its area. The next lists are showing schools by offering level.

Holt Elementary School View

538 Students

16 Students per teacher

Brookwood Elementary School View

594 Students

18 Students per teacher

Buhl Elementary School View

249 Students

17 Students per teacher

Cottondale Elementary School View

362 Students

16 Students per teacher

Crestmont Elementary School View

320 Students

12 Students per teacher

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Hillcrest Middle School View

506 Students

17 Students per teacher

Collinsriverside Middle School View

553 Students

17 Students per teacher

Echols Middle School View

894 Students

22 Students per teacher

Brookwood Middle School View

812 Students

22 Students per teacher

Duncanville Middle School View

434 Students

19 Students per teacher

View More Middle

Hillcrest High School View

1,372 Students

18 Students per teacher

Tuscaloosa County Juvenile Detention Center View

Brookwood High School View

983 Students

18 Students per teacher

Holt High School View

344 Students

10 Students per teacher

Northside High School View

469 Students

22 Students per teacher

View More High

Lloyd Wood Education Center View

109 Students

7 Students per teacher

Best Colleges in Alabama

Auburn University VIEW

Auburn, AL

$33,944 ($12,536) Tuition & Fees

1,300 SAT Score

The University of Alabama VIEW

Tuscaloosa, AL

$33,200 ($11,900) Tuition & Fees

1,260 SAT Score

University of Alabama at Birmingham VIEW

Birmingham, AL

$21,864 ($8,832) Tuition & Fees

1,300 SAT Score

University of Alabama in Huntsville VIEW

Huntsville, AL

$24,662 ($11,770) Tuition & Fees

1,335 SAT Score

Jacksonville State University VIEW

Jacksonville, AL

$22,716 ($12,426) Tuition & Fees

1,100 SAT Score

View More Alabama Colleges

Samford University VIEW

Birmingham, AL

$38,144 Tuition & Fees

1,170 SAT Score

Birmingham-Southern College VIEW

Birmingham, AL

$22,750 Tuition & Fees

1,210 SAT Score

Spring Hill College VIEW

Mobile, AL

$23,270 Tuition & Fees

1,160 SAT Score

Judson College VIEW

Marion, AL

$18,640 Tuition & Fees

Tuskegee University VIEW

Tuskegee, AL

$23,440 Tuition & Fees

1,100 SAT Score

View More Alabama Colleges

Virginia College-Mobile VIEW

Mobile, AL

$15,800 Tuition & Fees

Southern Union State Community College VIEW

Wadley, AL

$8,790 ($4,980) Tuition & Fees

Bevill State Community College VIEW

Jasper, AL

$8,234 ($4,678) Tuition & Fees

H Councill Trenholm State Community College VIEW

Montgomery, AL

$8,700 ($4,890) Tuition & Fees

Snead State Community College VIEW

Boaz, AL

$9,536 ($5,472) Tuition & Fees

View More Alabama Community Colleges

Student Population

A total of 18,686 students are attending Tuscaloosa County School District. By gender, there are 9,501 (50.8%) and 9,179 (49.1%) female students at Tuscaloosa County School District.

By race/ethnicity, 11,506 White (61.6%), 5,404 Black (28.9%), and148 Asian (0.8%) students are attending schools.

	Total	Male	Female
Hispanic 7.2%	1,354	698	656
American Indian/Alaska Native 0.7%	126	72	54
Asian 0.8%	148	70	78
Native Hawaiian/Pacific Islander 0.2%	46	22	24
Black 28.9%	5,404	2,761	2,643
White 61.6%	11,506	5,830	5,676
Two or More Races 0.5%	96	48	48
Total	18,680	9,501	9,179

	Total	Male	Female
Hispanic	562	313	249
American Indian/Alaska Native	72	44	28
Asian	40	27	13
Native Hawaiian/Pacific Islander	11	7	4
Black	4	3	1
White	40	20	20
Two or More Races	7	5	2
Total	964	509	455

	Total	Male	Female
Hispanic	150	96	54
American Indian/Alaska Native	19	11	8
Asian	14	10	4
Native Hawaiian/Pacific Islander	1	1	0
Black	1,108	746	362
White	2,280	1,413	867
Two or More Races	7	1	6
Total	3,579	2,278	1,301

Academic Achievement

Achievement

Math
Reading/Language Arts

	Grade
	Overall	3	4	5	6	7	8	HS
All students 45%	45%	54%	48%	46%	39%	42%	43%	45%
American Indian/Alaska Native students 30%	21-39%	<50%	*	*	*	*	*	*
Asian/Pacific Islander students 62%	60-64%	<50%	≥50%	≥50%	≥50%	<50%	≥50%	≥50%
Hispanic students 28%	28%	35-39%	25-29%	25-29%	25-29%	30-34%	15-19%	25-29%
Black students 28%	28%	37%	31%	32%	22%	21%	25%	28%
White students 56%	56%	65%	59%	56%	51%	54%	56%	54%
Two or More Races 55%	50-59%	≥50%	≥50%	≥50%	<50%	<50%	<50%	*
Students with disabilities (IDEA) 18%	18%	30-34%	20-24%	15-19%	10-14%	10-14%	10-14%	10-14%
Economically disadvantaged students 33%	33%	43%	38%	34%	27%	28%	27%	30%
Limited English proficient students 16%	16%	25-29%	20-24%	15-19%	≤5%	≤10%	≤10%	≤20%
Female students 47%	47%	53%	52%	46%	39%	46%	45%	48%
Male students 44%	44%	55%	44%	46%	40%	38%	41%	42%
Homeless enrolled students 22%	20-24%	<50%	<50%	<50%	<50%	<50%	<50%	<50%
Migrant students	Data Protected for privacy
Foster Care Status 30%	21-39%	<50%	*	*	*	*	*	*
Military Connected Student Status 35%	30-39%	≥50%	<50%	21-39%	*	<50%	≥50%	*

	Grade
	Overall	8	7	6	5	4	3
White students 53%	53%	51%	50%	52%	55%	58%	56%
Military Connected Student Status 35%	30-39%	<50%	<50%	*	≤20%	≥50%	<50%
Hispanic students 21%	21%	15-19%	25-29%	15-19%	15-19%	20-24%	25-29%
Black students 27%	27%	24%	26%	26%	32%	30%	32%
Asian/Pacific Islander students 62%	60-64%	≥50%	<50%	≥50%	≥50%	≥50%	≥50%
American Indian/Alaska Native students 30%	21-39%	*	*	*	*	*	<50%
Limited English proficient students 9%	9%	≤20%	≤10%	≤5%	6-9%	10-14%	10-14%
Homeless enrolled students 22%	20-24%	<50%	<50%	<50%	<50%	<50%	<50%
Foster Care Status 30%	21-39%	*	*	*	*	*	<50%
Economically disadvantaged students 30%	30%	27%	27%	28%	33%	36%	33%
All students 43%	43%	40%	41%	41%	44%	46%	46%
Two or More Races 55%	50-59%	<50%	<50%	≥50%	<50%	≥50%	≥50%
Male students 38%	38%	37%	37%	37%	41%	42%	42%
Female students 47%	47%	44%	46%	45%	47%	50%	50%
Students with disabilities (IDEA) 17%	17%	15-19%	10-14%	15-19%	10-14%	20-24%	22%
Migrant students	Data Protected for privacy

Advanced Placement Programs

Total 655 students are enrolled in at least one (1) AP programs. 931 students are participating the SAT and/or ACT test program at Tuscaloosa County School District.

	Number of Students Enrolled	Percent Enrolled
Advanced Placement Programs	655	13%
Advanced Placement Math	98	2%
Advanced Placement Science	291	6%
Advanced Placement Other programs	605	12%
SAT/ACT Participation	931	18%

Teachers & Staffs

Total 1,097 full-time (or equivalent) teachers work for schools in Tuscaloosa County School District and the students to teacher ratio is 17 to 1. 99.3% of teachers are certified. 89.2% of teachers have 3 or more years teaching experiences.

	Headcount	Note
Total FTE of Teachers	1,097	Students per teacher: 17 to 1
Teachers who are certified	1,089	99.3%
Teachers who are not certified	8	0.7%
Teachers in their first year of teaching	56	5.1%
Teachers in their second year of teaching	63	5.7%
School counselors	42	Students per counselor: 445 to 1
Law Enforcement Officer	14	-
Security guards	-	-
Nurses	35	-
Psychologists	1	-
Social workers	2	-