Andalusia City

Located at 1201 C C Baker Avenue in Andalusia, Alabama, the Andalusia City school district serves as an active, traditional public education system rooted in a rural fringe community setting. Operating three traditional public campuses, the open district provides a seamless educational pipeline spanning from pre-kindergarten through twelfth grade. As a non-charter district, Andalusia City delivers comprehensive foundational instruction, adolescent programming, and college-and-career readiness pathways, serving as a vital educational center for local families seeking continuous PK–12 learning opportunities.

Data from the 2024–2025 National Center for Education Statistics (NCES) dataset highlights a vibrant student body of 1,823 enrolled pupils across all grade levels. The district's student population is diverse, comprising 1,109 White, 498 Black, 112 multiracial, and 75 Hispanic students, alongside smaller populations of Asian, American Indian, and Pacific Islander students. To foster an enriching academic environment, Andalusia City maintains a strong professional workforce totaling approximately 377 full-time equivalent (FTE) staff members. This includes 221 FTE classroom teachers, over 26 instructional aides, and 130 support personnel, ensuring that students receive robust instructional guidance and comprehensive administrative and operational support throughout their academic journey.