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If you are out of district, not a citizen of Marengo County, or a citizen of Marengo County and live in a different school district (ALJ HS, Marengo HS, Sweet Water HS) desiring for your child(ren) to attend a different school in Marengo County, please review and fill out the information in the Marengo County Schools - Non-Resident (Out of District) Packet. Please follow the instructions listed in the packet for a complete review by district personnel.

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Marengo County is the only Black Belt system to earn more than a C on latest statewide report card

The report card, which was posted to the Alabama State Department of Education website on Dec. 14, gives school systems an overall grade and numerical scores in the areas of academic achievement; student improvement in reading, English and math; career or college readiness; graduation rate; and the percentage of students who miss 18 or more days of school (chronic absenteeism).

Mon Feb 26 02:31 PM

Read More about Marengo County is the only Black Belt system to earn more than a C on latest statewide report card

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Marengo County is the only Black Belt system to earn more than a C on latest statewide report card

The report card, which was posted to the Alabama State Department of Education website on Dec. 14, gives school systems an overall grade and numerical scores in the areas of academic achievement; student improvement in reading, English and math; career or college readiness; graduation rate; and the percentage of students who miss 18 or more days of school (chronic absenteeism).

Mon Feb 26 02:31 PM

Find Out More about Marengo County is the only Black Belt system to earn more than a C on latest statewide report card

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