About the School

Community:

Conecuh County Jr. High School has an enrollment of 100 students and is located in the community of Castleberry, AL. The school is located in a rural community outside the LEA in Evergreen, AL. Conecuh County Jr. High School serves students in grades K-4 through the 6th grade. There are 28 staff members at the school including all teachers, teacher aides, office workers, lunchroom, and bus drivers. The population of Castleberry is 470. The average median household income is $19,560. In recent surveys the average poverty level in the community was 28.9% compared to the U.S. average of 15.6%.  The survey also indicated that 38.4% have received their high school diplomas  but only 15.1% of those went on to receive their Bachelor's degree. Castleberry's unemployment rate is 7.3% in comparison to the national average of  11.1%. It was also found that 31% of Castleberry's families make less than $10,000 per year.

Our Mission:

It is the mission of Conecuh County Junior High School to create a culture of confident, diverse, and innovative learners in high-quality educational settings.  We will advance forward and move higher toward a climate that encourages continuous growth and prepares learners to reach their fullest potential to excel in college, career, and life. 

Our Vision:

Conecuh County strives to inspire a community of learners by unlocking their unlimited potential to discover, grow, and lead the future.

Our Achievements:

Conecuh County Jr. High School has made adequate improvement on the ACAP but dropped in Spring 2024.  Within our Continuous Improvement Plan, we set goals for Math in which we were successful in accomplishing 67% of them. The other 33% of the goals not met will be an improvement we will work toward accomplishing. Additionally in Reading, we set goals in which we were successful in accomplishing 44% of them. The other 56% of the goals not met will be an improvement we will work toward achieving.   We have set new goals for the ACAP and will continue to compare that data as the years progress. We also discussed working toward perfecting what we are doing when it comes to Parental Involvement. We discussed parental involvement activities that are working and decided to offer more during the 24-25 school year.