MARSHALL COUNTY SCHOOL SYSTEMS
Marshall County has four city school systems and a county school system. For quick facts about our systems, scroll down.

 

One of the aspects Marshall County residents pride themselves most on is the quality of education systems. Education is and has been a top priority for local citizens for many years and the county continues to reach new heights in public school education. With a county system among the top rural county systems in Alabama , Marshall County has the technical and vocational programs to prepare the workforce for the jobs of tomorrow. Albertville, Arab, Guntersville and Boaz all have small, locally driven school systems focused on preparing students for the challenges they will face no matter what direction they take in lifeFor now, please see the following report cards produced by the Alabama State Board of Education. 

* NOTE: The City of Boaz formed a school system in 2004.  The report card for the Boaz System's first year of operation (2004-2005) will not be available until 2006.

School System Report Cards
Albertville City Schools Arab City Schools Guntersville City Schools Marshall County Schools
School Board Web Sites
Alabama Dept. of Education Albertville City Schools Arab City Schools Boaz City Schools Guntersville City Schools Marshall County Schools