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De Kalb County Public Schools

There are 19 public schools in De Kalb County, Alabama, serving 11,955 students. You can narrow this list by selecting school levels above the table below, or specifying additional search criteria.

De Kalb County Public Schools - Alabama

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Town	School	# Students	Grades
Collinsville	Collinsville High School	740	KG-12
Crossville	Crossville Elementary School	923	KG-5
Crossville	Crossville High School	897	6-12
Fort Payne	Fort Payne High School	848	9-12
Fort Payne	Fort Payne Middle School	895	5-8
Fort Payne	Williams Avenue Elementary School	480	3-4
Fort Payne	Wills Valley Elementary School	875	PK-2
Ft Payne	Ruhuma Junior High School 1 Review(s)	220	KG-8
Fyffe	Fyffe High School	974	KG-12
Geraldine	Geraldine School	1216	KG-12
Henagar	Henagar Junior High School 1 Review(s)	314	KG-8
Ider	Ider School	801	KG-12
Mentone	Moon Lake School	121	KG-6
Rainsville	Alternative School (Other / alternative school)	n/a	5-12
Rainsville	Dekalb Annex School (Special Education School)	n/a	KG-12
Rainsville	Dekalb Vocational School (Vocational School)	n/a	10-12
Rainsville	Plainview School	1206	KG-12
Sylvania	Sylvania School	936	KG-12
Valley Head	Valley Head High School 1 Review(s)	509	KG-12

County Statistics:

About This County (De Kalb)	County Statistics	(AL) State Statistics
Population (Approximate)	63,332 people	4,446,124 people
% (age 25+) w/College Degree	13%	19%
Median Household Income	$62,384	$35,313
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