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2014-16 Reclassification 2014-16 Reclassification (x-Indicates schools not participating in football.) (xx-Indicates school does not participate in any sport.) Class 7A School Name Enrollment Hoover High School 1978.55 Baker High School 1791.30 Sparkman High School 1756.05 Auburn High School 1626.30 Enterprise High School 1576.85 Murphy High School 1537.75 Prattville High School 1471.10 Bob Jones High School 1467.90 Mary G. Montgomery High School 1427.90 Jefferson Davis High School 1420.00 Virgil Grissom High School 1399.90 Vestavia Hills High School 1387.70 Smiths Station High School 1378.60 Central High School, Phenix City 1300.90 Foley High School 1297.75 Thompson High School 1293.85 Huntsville High School 1279.95 Oak Mountain High School 1210.45 Spain Park High School 1177.80 R.E. Lee High School 1161.25 Alma Bryant High School 1146.40 McGill-Toolen Catholic School 1140.75 Theodore High School 1119.35 Gadsden City High School 1111.85 Fairhope High School 1064.30 Hewitt-Trussville High School 1048.75 W.P. Davidson High School 1040.35 Tuscaloosa County High School 1033.60 Buckhorn High School 1032.10 Mountain Brook High School 1025.00 Hazel Green High School 1013.95 James Clemens High School 1008.20 Class 6A School Name Enrollment Austin High School 1002.75 Shades Valley High School 997.60 Carver High School, Montgomery 980.40 Clay-Chalkville High School 965.40 Northview High School 954.40 Hillcrest High School, Tuscaloosa 950.20 Florence High School 949.30 Opelika High School 929.90 Robertsdale High School 922.80 Daphne High School 886.80 Oxford High School 880.95 Dothan High School 869.65 Pell City High School 864.60 Northridge High School 863.10 Baldwin County High School 849.05 Gardendale High School 818.15 Spanish Fort High School 808.35 Albertville High School 807.40 Chelsea High School 806.35 Wetumpka High School 799.65 Stanhope Elmore High School 783.45 Huffman High School 782.00 Hueytown High School 767.80 Homewood High School 740.05 Pinson Valley High School 733.25 McAdory High School 725.45 Minor High School 721.05 Brookwood High School 716.55 Pelham High School 710.00 Jackson-Olin High School 706.70 Hartselle High School 700.50 Decatur High School 695.60 Mattie T. Blount High School 675.30 Russell County High School 671.70 Selma High School 669.85 Benjamin Russell High School 663.80 Saraland High School 660.35 Muscle Shoals High School 657.35 Arab High School 655.60 Albert P. Brewer High School 655.55 John L. Leflore Magnet School 648.70 Cullman High School 643.80 Athens High School 641.75 John Carroll Catholic School 641.25 Bessemer City High School 636.55 Gulf Shores High School 624.05 Southside High School, Gadsden 619.10 Center Point High School 616.25 Walker High School 610.00 Paul W. Bryant High School 609.35 Park Crossing High School 608.00 Woodlawn High School-Magnet 604.80 Briarwood Christian School 599.40 Lee High School, Huntsville 598.75 Valley High School 591.60 Citronelle High School 585.10 Chilton County High School 583.25 Scottsboro High School 582.35 Fort Payne High School 579.20 Carroll High School 579.15 Class 5A School Name Enrollment Sidney Lanier High School 569.30 Columbia High School 567.45 Wenonah High School 564.75 Parker High School 564.45 Helena High School 562.00 Mortimer Jordan High School 551.10 G.W. Carver High School, Birmingham 550.70 East Limestone High School 538.90 Eufaula High School 538.40 B.C. Rain High School 532.55 J.O. Johnson High School 522.50 Etowah High School 521.65 Sylacauga High School 521.55 Hayden High School 519.10 C.F. Vigor High School 513.70 Ramsay High School 507.40 Rehobeth High School 504.15 Beauregard High School 503.25 Moody High School 500.30 Faith Academy 498.15 Demopolis High School 488.80 Greenville High School 480.40 Central High School, Tuscaloosa 473.65 Russellville High School 473.50 Calera High School 471.50 Lawrence County High School 471.45 Jackson High School 468.65 Charles Henderson High School 462.15 Sumter Central High School 458.90 Pope John Paul II Catholic School 449.55 Springville High School 449.50 Dallas County High School 447.85 Clay Central High School 445.95 Booker T. Washington High School 443.05 Shelby County High School 440.40 Boaz High School 435.80 Brewbaker Technology High School-x 435.45 Talladega High School 429.40 Guntersville High School 427.65 Alexandria High School 424.50 Marbury High School 421.95 Fairfield High Preparatory School 421.55 S.R. Butler High School 418.10 Saint Clair County High School 415.70 Lillie B. Williamson High School 414.05 Pleasant Grove High School 411.50 Jemison High School 407.70 Madison County High School 396.15 Tallassee High School 394.85 Douglas High School 393.90 Wilcox Central High School 392.85 Alabama Christian Academy 392.85 Ardmore High School 386.85 St. Paul’s Episcopal School 386.10 Dora High School 385.65 Corner High School 383.55 Randolph School 382.05 Fairview High School 381.35 West Point High School 379.65 Anniston High School 378.95 Escambia County High School 378.70 Lincoln High School 378.70 Class 4A School Name Enrollment Headland High School 377.30 Curry High School 375.75 Oak Grove High School 373.10 Bibb County High School 372.15 Thomasville High School 371.75 Crossville High School 371.60 Haleyville High School 371.25 Brooks High School 370.35 Andalusia High School 369.85 Cleburne County High School 358.40 UMS-Wright Preparatory School 356.40 West Limestone High School 356.20 Sipsey Valley High School 355.80 West Blocton High School 355.15 Monroe County High School 354.75 Leeds High School 353.40 Elmore County High School 350.80 Holtville High School 349.85 Cordova High School 344.55 Ashford High School 341.75 Deshler High School 341.70 Wilson High School 340.40 Childersburg High School 337.95 Satsuma High School 337.80 Kate D. Smith DAR High School 337.35 Loveless Academic Magnet Program High School-x 336.60 Dadeville High School 335.35 Jacksonville High School 334.85 St. James School 334.80 Straughn High School 334.15 Northside High School 333.20 North Jackson High School 333.10 Handley High School 333.05 Oneonta High School 330.00 Bullock County High School 326.75 Holy Family Catholic School -x 326.70 Sardis High School 326.15 Priceville High School 326.15 Rogers High School 324.70 Carbon Hill High School 320.75 Munford High School 320.20 Booker T. Washington Magnet High School-x 319.80 Fayette County High School 319.75 Southside High School, Selma 319.55 Hamilton High School 318.05 Central High School, Florence 318.00 White Plains High School 313.65 Cherokee County High School 308.00 Clarke County High School 305.55 Hokes Bluff High School 304.30 Holt High School 302.65 Saks High School 301.75 Trinity Presbyterian School 299.70 Danville High School 296.70 Locust Fork High School 296.30 Good Hope High School 293.35 Montgomery Catholic School 292.95 Elkmont High School 292.20 East Lawrence High School 291.30 Montevallo High School 289.75 J.B. Pennington High School 286.75 Westminster Christian Academy 286.20 W.S. Neal High School 285.65 Class 3A School Name Enrollment Madison Academy 284.11 Hillcrest High School, Evergreen 283.95 Geraldine High School 282.30 Lauderdale County High School 279.65 The Montgomery Academy 276.75 New Hope High School 276.70 West Morgan High School 276.60 Daleville High School 276.35 Hanceville High School 276.10 American Christian Academy 273.24 Winfield High School 270.60 Hale County High School 270.00 Ashville High School 269.65 Excel High School 269.45 Slocomb High School 267.50 Beulah High School 266.50 Susan Moore High School 264.85 Dale County High School 261.65 Greensboro Public High School 259.95 Midfield High School 259.20 Opp High School 258.85 Prattville Christian Academy 257.85 Brindlee Mountain High School 256.55 Indian Springs School-x 256.50 Weaver High School 256.35 Geneva High School 253.50 Walter Wellborn High School 253.25 Pisgah High School 252.35 Ohatchee High School 250.90 Colbert County High School 249.35 Gordo High School 248.45 Piedmont High School 247.30 Sylvania High School 247.05 Bayside Academy 247.05 Pike County High School 246.55 Clements High School 246.15 Greene County High School 246.10 B.B. Comer Memorial High School 245.95 New Century Technology High School-xx 245.30 Vinemont High School 239.55 T.R. Miller High School 237.00 Glencoe High School 236.00 Pleasant Valley High School 234.45 Fultondale High School 234.20 Cottage Hill Christian Academy 230.11 Central High School, Coosa 229.75 Plainview High School 228.40 Wicksburg High School 222.60 Lexington High School 221.45 Holly Pond High School 221.30 Lamar County High School 220.80 North Sand Mountain High School 220.00 Barbour County High School 215.70 Sand Rock High School 215.55 Winston County High School 215.20 Sheffield High School 214.60 Oakman High School 213.70 Aliceville High School 213.15 Abbeville High School 210.75 Westbrook Christian School 210.60 Colbert Heights High School 210.55 Class 2A School Name Enrollment Flomaton High School 209.75 Mobile Christian School 209.25 Providence Christian School 209.25 Fyffe High School 208.60 Southern Choctaw High School 204.95 Cleveland High School 204.55 Section High School 203.05 Woodland High School 201.90 Randolph County High School 200.85 West End High School 200.15 Ranburne High School 200.00 Houston Academy 199.80 Thorsby High School 196.65 Francis Marion High School 196.25 Tanner High School 196.00 Goshen High School 195.80 Asbury High School-x 194.30 Hatton High School 190.75 Tarrant High School 190.40 Highland Home High School 189.70 Cold Springs High School 187.70 Mars Hill Bible School 187.65 Reeltown High School 187.20 Washington County High School 185.00 Calhoun High School 181.95 Phil Campbell High School 181.20 Vincent High School 180.80 Lafayette High School 180.45 Choctaw County High School 178.45 Central High School, Hayneville 178.30 Luverne High School 175.60 Houston County High School 173.95 Elba High School 173.10 Ider High School 172.25 Altamont School-x 171.45 Zion Chapel High School 170.75 Leroy High School 169.70 St.
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