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New Hope High School ranked #684 in Alabama in 2023, reflecting a decline from #714 in 2022 and a drop from higher rankings in earlier years such as #378 in 2018.

Math proficiency was 24% in 2023, lower than the state average of 30%, with scores declining from 35% in 2019 and consistently below both state and district averages.

Reading proficiency stood at 40% in 2022, lower than the state average of 47%, showing a downward trend from 50% in 2018.

Science proficiency was approximately equal to the state average at about 40–44% in recent years.

Enrollment increased slightly to 605 students in 2023, with a student–teacher ratio steady at 16:1; minority enrollment comprised 31% of the student body, including 70 American Indian and 45 Black students.

The school served grades 7–12, had a graduation rate between 90–94% higher than the Alabama state average of 88%, and qualified as a Title I school with over half the students eligible for free or reduced–price lunch in 2023.

Madison County High School ranked #598 in Alabama in 2023, showing a decline from its peak rank of #213 in 2018 and placing it in the top 50% for overall testing statewide.

Math proficiency was 30–34% in 2023, approximately equal to the state average of 30%, while reading proficiency was lower than the state average at 35–39% compared to 47%; science proficiency was 35–39%, higher than the state average of 38%.

Enrollment slightly decreased from 497 students in 2022 to 483 in 2023, with 33% of students eligible for free lunch, up from 19% the previous year, reflecting a rise in socioeconomic need.

The school serves grades 9–12 with 464 students and maintains a student–teacher ratio of 15:1, ranking in the top 20% statewide for lowest student–teacher ratio.

Graduation rates consistently exceeded the state average, ranging from 90–94% over recent years compared to the state rate of 88% in 2023.