Jefferson County
- Alabama School of Fine Arts, Birmingham
- Altamont School, Birmingham
- Banks High School (now L. Frazier Banks Middle School), Birmingham
- Briarwood Christian School, Birmingham
- City High School, Birmingham
- Clay-Chalkville High School, Clay
- Corner High School, Warrior
- Ensley High School, Birmingham
- E.B. Erwin High School, Center Point
- Fairfield High Preparatory School, Fairfield
- Flint Hill Christian School, Bessemer
- Fultondale High School, Fultondale
- Gardendale High School, Gardendale
- Garywood Christian School, Hueytown
- George Washington Carver High School, Birmingham
- Hewitt-Trussville High School, Trussville
- Homebound High School, Birmingham
- Homewood High School, Homewood
- Hoover High School, Hoover
- Hueytown High School, Hueytown
- Huffman High School, Birmingham
- Jackson-Olin High School, Birmingham
- Jefferson County International Baccalaureate School, Irondale
- Jess Lanier High School, Bessemer
- John Carroll Catholic High School, Birmingham
- Leeds High School, Leeds
- McAdory High School, McCalla
- Midfield High School, Midfield
- Minor High School, Adamsville
- Mortimer Jordan High School, Morris
- Mountain Brook High School, Mountain Brook
- Oak Grove High School, Bessemer
- A. H. Parker High School, Birmingham
- Pleasant Grove High School, Pleasant Grove
- Pinson Valley High School, Pinson
- Ramsay High School, Birmingham
- Shades Valley High School, Irondale
- Tabernacle Christian School, Gardendale
- Tarrant High School, Birmingham
- Vestavia Hills High School, Vestavia Hills
- Wenonah High School, Birmingham
- West End High School, Birmingham
- Woodlawn High School, Birmingham
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