List of Birmingham City Schools

The Birmingham School district is currently composed of 43 schools:

High schools (7)

School	Founded	Neighborhood	District	Enrollment	Special programs
Carver High School	1959	North Birmingham	4	902	engineering, health sciences
Huffman High School	1966	Spring Lake	2	1,271	architecture & construction, cosmetology
Jackson-Olin High School	1952	Ensley	5	902	health sciences
Parker High School	1900	Smithfield	4	884	education
Ramsay High School	1930	Five Points South	2	758	International Baccalaureate, engineering
Wenonah High School	1948	Wenonah	3	782	hospitality, fire science
Woodlawn High School	1916	Woodlawn	1	857	finance, arts, environmental science

Middle schools (8)

School	Founded	Neighborhood	District	Enrollment	Feeder to
Arrington Middle School	1985	Jones Valley	3	326	Wenonah High School
Green Acres Middle School	1956	Green Acres	3	315	Wenonah High School
Huffman Middle School	1956	Huffman	1	305	Huffman High School
Jones Valley Middle School	1985	Jones Valley	3	326	Wenonah High School
Ossie Ware Mitchell Middle School	2006	South East Lake	1	350	Woodlawn High School
Putnam Middle School	1985	Eastwood	4	367	Woodlawn High School
Smith Middle School	1956	Roebuck	1	345	Huffman High School
Wilkerson Middle School	1957	East Thomas	2	400	Carver High School

K-8 schools (10)

School	Founded	Neighborhood	District	Enrollment	Feeder to
Bush K-8 School	1901	Ensley	3	475	Jackson-Olin High School
Bush Hills Academy	1952	Bush Hills	3	261	Carver High School
William J. Christian K-8 School	1961	Roebuck Springs-South Roebuck	4	532	Ramsay High School
Hayes K-8 School	2012	North Avondale	4	900	Woodlawn High School
Hudson K-8 School	1908	Collegeville	2	800	Carver High School
Inglenook K-8 School	-	Inglenook	2	382	Carver High School
South Hampton K-8 School	1999	North Pratt	2	400	Carver High School
Phillips Academy	2006	Central City	4	733	Ramsay High School
Booker T. Washington K-8 School	1909	Titusville	2	341	Parker High School
Wylam K-8 School	1900	Wylam	3	230	Jackson-Olin High School

Elementary schools (18)

School	Founded	Neighborhood	District	Enrollment	Feeder to
Avondale Elementary School	1887	Forest Park-South Avondale	4	460	Putnam Middle School
Barrett Elementary School	1901	East Lake	1	532	Ossie Ware Mitchell Middle School
Brown Elementary School	1951	Belview Heights	3	353	Green Acres Middle School
Central Park Elementary School	1914	Central Park	3	500	Green Acres Middle School
Martha Gaskins Elementary School	2002	Roebuck	1	326	Smith Middle School
Huffman Academy	2002	Spring Lake	1	807	Huffman Middle School
Epic Elementary School	1980	Glen Iris	4	482	Arrington Middle School
Glen Iris Elementary School	1923	Glen Iris	2	800	Arrington Middle School
Hemphill Elementary School	1871	Arlington-West End	2	343	Jones Valley Middle School
Minor Elementary School	1960s	Ensley Highlands	3	450	Bush Middle School
Norwood Elementary School	1925	Norwood	4	275	Wilkerson Middle School
Oliver Elementary School	1959	Oak Ridge Park	4	482	Putnam Middle School
Oxmoor Valley Elementary School	2013	Oxmoor	7	500	Jones Valley Middle School
Princeton Elementary School	1920s	Rising-West Princeton	8	229	Arrington Middle School
Robinson Elementary School	1909	South East Lake	1	384	Ossie Ware Mitchell Middle School
Sun Valley Elementary School	1990	Echo Highlands	1	600	Smith Middle School
Tuggle Elementary School	1903	Enon Ridge	5	322	Wilkerson Middle School
West End Academy	2011	Arlington-West End	3	760	Jones Valley Middle School

Former schools

Former schools in the Birmingham School System include:

15th Street School (1883-1888) 30th Street School opened 1949, renamed W. C. Davis School the same year, closed 1990s 61st Street Elementary School ACIPCO School/John J. Eagan School (1920-c.1990) Roosevelt Cairo Junior High School/A. G. Gaston K-8 School (1940s-2011) Alley School (1902-1964) Apple Valley School Robert C. Arthur Elementary School (1972-2011) Baker Elementary School L. Frazier Banks High School (1957-1980s) L. Frazier Banks Middle School (1980s-2007) Barker School (1903-1941) Henry C. Bryant School (1950s–1964, property sold 1972) Avondale Colored School / Butler Elementary School (1920s–1970s) Calloway Elementary School (1964) Cameron Elementary School (1892-1940s) / Lane Elementary School / Cameron-Lane School (1940s-1964) Center Street Middle School (1955-2013) Central High School/Birmingham High School (1883-1923) Cleveland School (1910s–1920s) Donald Comer Elementary School (built 1961, expanded 1966) Alfred Davis School/Councill Negro Elementary School/William Hooper Councill Elementary School (1926-2012) J. B. Cunningham School (1910-) Dudley Elementary School/Dudley Kindergarten (1964-1982) Anna Dupuy Elementary School/Dupuy Alternative School (1956-2004) East Lake School (1964) East End School (1887) East Thomas School / William Crawford Gorgas Elementary School (1925–1964) Ensley High School (1910-2006) Eureka Elementary School (1964) Fairmont School Fairview Elementary School (1910–2001) Finley Avenue Elementary School (1964) Gate City Elementary School (1955-2011) Gibson Elementary School (1926-2010) Charles B. Glenn Vocational High School (1952-1965) Charles B. Glenn Middle School (1965-2010) Clarence Going Elementary School (1966-2011) Graymont School/Graymont Elementary School (1901-1989) Graymont Colored School/Brunetta C. Hill Elementary School (1909-2014) Carol W. Hayes High School (1960-2008) Southside Grammar School/Paul Hayne School (1886-c. 1952) West End School/West End Grammar School/Robert Henley School (1883-) Minnie Holman Elementary School (1928-c. 1992) Stonewall Jackson Elementary School (1925-2013) Clyde S. Kirby Middle School (1970s-2008) Kingston K-8 School (1950s-2008)

Lakeview School (1901-c. 1979) Robert E. Lee Elementary School (1925-2011) Lewis Elementary School (1929-2016) Abraham Lincoln Elementary School (1926–2003) Alberto Martin Elementary School (1901-1964) 17th Avenue School/F. D. McArthur School South Pratt Community School/Effie J. McCaw School (1912-1999) McElwain Elementary School (-2008) Moore Elementary School (1964) North Birmingham Elementary School (1908-2012) North Roebuck Elementary School (–2015) Northside Elementary School (1964) Patterson Elementary School (1900s-1979) Daniel Payne Middle School (closed 2013) John Herbert Phillips High School (1923-2002) Powderly Elementary School (1964-2011) James Powell School (1874-2001) Newton H. Price Elementary School (1956-2011) Redstone Elementary School (renamed Sun Valley Elementary School in 1989) Riggins Elementary School/Riggins Alternative School/Opportunity Academy at Riggins (1964) Riley Elementary School (1964) Sandusky School (1964) Pratt Negro School (1896–1949), renamed George W. Scott School (closed 1999) Milton Sears Elementary School (1964) Sherman Heights Elementary School (bought 1960s, rebuilt 1966) East Birmingham Colored School / Alberta Shields Elementary School (1964) Slater School (1888-) South East Lake Elementary School (1956–) South Highland School (1880s-1964) Spaulding Elementary School (1964) Stockham Valve School Thomas Elementary School (1964) Thomas Furnace Elementary School (1964) Tuxedo Elementary School Samuel Ullman School/Samuel Ullman High School James A. Welton School (1951–1969) Wenonah Elementary School (1946-2011) West Acipco School West Center Street Elementary School (1964) West End High School (1930–2008) Whatley Elementary School/John T. Whatley K-8 School (1964–2015) Woodrow Wilson Elementary School (1928-2010) Woodlawn Elementary School (1910-1961) Theo R. Wright Elementary School Zion Heights Elementary School (1964)