Education in Alexandria, AL
Updated 2026 • Schools and education data
Source: U.S. Census Bureau, ACS 2023 estimates (Population 25+: 2,675)
Education Levels (Age 25+)
Median Earnings by Education Level
Annual median earnings for full-time workers aged 25+
School Enrollment
Education in Alexandria
Alexandria, AL is a developing educational profile area where 25% of residents hold bachelor's degrees. This rate is below the national average. Families can choose from 3 schools, each with unique strengths. Discover which schools match your family's needs below.
Schools in Alexandria, AL
Showing 3 schools — including public, private, and charter schools with student-teacher ratios and graduation rates.
| School Name | District | Level | Teachers | Students | Ratio | Grad. Rate |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Alexandria High School | Calhoun County | High | 30 | 513 | 1/16 | — |
| Alexandria Elementary School | Calhoun County | Elementary | 46 | 720 | 1/15 | — |
| Alexandria Middle School | Calhoun County | Middle | 26 | 485 | 1/17 | — |
Alexandria High School
HighCalhoun County
Alexandria Elementary School
ElementaryCalhoun County
Alexandria Middle School
MiddleCalhoun County
Pros & Cons
Pros
- •Historical sites to explore
- •Growing local economy
- •Friendly community atmosphere
- •Diverse dining options
- •Access to outdoor activities
- •Local festivals and events
- •Less traffic congestion
- •Family-friendly parks available
- •Affordable housing options
- •Nearby lakes for recreation
Cons
- •Healthcare facilities are not strong
- •Higher crime rates reported
- •Limited nightlife options
- •Struggles with economic growth
- •Political views can be polarized
- •Less public transportation available
- •Limited kids' activities
- •Issues with racial diversity
- •Job market is competitive
- •Lower-ranked school systems
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the cost of living in Alexandria, AL? ▼
The cost of living in Alexandria, AL is 0% equal to the national average, with a cost of living index of 100 (where 100 represents the U.S. average). Housing typically accounts for the largest portion of living expenses. See full cost of living breakdown →
Is Alexandria, AL a safe place to live? ▼
Alexandria, AL is average in terms of safety, with crime rates near the national average. Safety varies significantly by neighborhood. View detailed Alexandria crime statistics →
How are the schools in Alexandria, AL? ▼
Alexandria, AL has 3 schools serving the community, including public, private, and charter options. School quality varies, so we recommend checking specific school ratings and test scores. See Alexandria school ratings →
What are the best neighborhoods in Alexandria, AL? ▼
The best neighborhoods in Alexandria, AL depend on your priorities. For families, look for areas near top-rated schools with lower crime rates. For affordability, neighborhoods vary in price depending on proximity to amenities and schools.
How are the taxes in Alexandria, AL? ▼
Tax rates in Alexandria, AL include state and local components. The cost of living index of 100 reflects a moderate cost environment compared to the national average. View detailed Alexandria tax information →
How does Alexandria, AL compare to nearby cities? ▼
Alexandria, AL offers comparable costs to nearby communities. With a cost of living index of 100, median home prices of $0, and a crime rate of 0 per 1,000 residents, you can compare these metrics side-by-side. Use the compare feature to evaluate specific cities.
What is the weather like in Alexandria, AL? ▼
Weather in Alexandria, AL varies by season. Climate data varies by season. View detailed Alexandria climate & environment data →
How do schools in Alexandria, AL compare to state average? ▼
School quality in Alexandria, AL varies by district and individual school. We recommend checking specific school ratings, test scores, and parent reviews for the neighborhoods you're considering.
📅 Last Updated: February 2026
Sources: U.S. Census Bureau American Community Survey (2023), National Center for Education Statistics