What classification is Pike Road High School?

Class 5A
The Pike Road Patriots compete as a Class 5A school in Alabama High School Athletic Association. We offer varsity, junior varsity and junior high sports.

Is Pike Road High School Private or public?

Overview of Pike Road High School Pike Road High School is a public school located in Pike Road, AL, which is in a large suburb setting. The student population of Pike Road High School is 720 and the school serves 8-12.

When did Pike Road high school open?

The school was started by emancipated slave and visionary Georgia Washington in 1893.

What county is Pike Road Alabama in?

Montgomery County
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How many students are at Pike Road High School?

720

Total Students:	720
Classroom Teachers (FTE):	35.75
Student/Teacher Ratio:	20.14

Is Pike a 6A road?

Tuesday’s reclassification elevated Pike Road to Class 6A due to a 169-student enrollment bump. Pike Road will be the the 10th-smallest school in its new classification. In its new region, Pike Road will bump into plenty of local competition in G.W. Carver, Park Crossing, Sidney Lanier, Stanhope Elmore and Wetumpka.

How many students are in Pike Road High School?

Is Pike Road Alabama Safe?

Pike Road has an overall crime rate of 10 per 1,000 residents, making the crime rate here near the average for all cities and towns of all sizes in America. According to our analysis of FBI crime data, your chance of becoming a victim of crime in Pike Road is 1 in 95.

Is Pike Road a city in Alabama?

Pike Road is a town in Montgomery County, Alabama, United States. According to the 2020 census, the population was 10,159. It is part of the Montgomery metropolitan area. Pike Road incorporated in 1997.

What is the difference between a pike and a road?

Even long-time residents call the major streets leading into Nashville “roads,” but historically most would have been known as “pikes.” Pikes — such as Charlotte Pike, Dickerson Pike and Hillsboro Pike — were privately-funded toll roads, says Tim Walker, executive director of the Metro Historical Commission.

What is a road pike?

A Pike or Turnpike is commonly associated with Toll Roads. The useage of “pike” comes from versions on the pike weapon that were used to block access to the road until the toll was paid. Well known examples include the Pennsylvania and New Jersey turnpikes.

Why is road called pike?

The spiked poles resembled pikes, the military weapons, and so the gates were called turnpikes; and over the years I would think that the name of “pike” seems to have worn down and rubbed off onto any good, well-made road? They did roads as we did back in the ’80s before we had full maps of the world.