Orange Beach Elementary Named To State List

Orange Beach City Schools has announced that Orange Beach Elementary School has been recognized as a Top 25 school in the state through the Legislative School Performance Recognition Program for the 2024-2025 school year. Orange Beach Elementary earned a 99 on the State Report Card and has consistently demonstrated a commitment to high academic standards and continuous improvement. This latest recognition further affirms the school’s position as one of Alabama’s top-performing elementary schools. Schools are recognized in one of two categories: “High Performance” for schools ranked in the top 25% of public schools based on the state school grading system and “Exemplary Progress” for schools that improve their overall annual ranking by at least one letter grade. The top 25 schools in each category will be honored and provided with a monetary award. 

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