| Rank | Married-Couple Family Household Percentage ▼ | School District / Population |
| 1. | 86.15% | Maxwell AFB School District / 2,052 |
| 2. | 70.58% | Trussville City School District / 19,178 |
| 3. | 70.36% | Fort Rucker School District / 5,254 |
| 4. | 70.35% | Mountain Brook City School District / 20,398 |
| 5. | 61.06% | Etowah County School District / 60,225 |
| 6. | 60.94% | Lauderdale County School District / 53,240 |
| 7. | 60.42% | Morgan County School District / 50,112 |
| 8. | 60.31% | Blount County School District / 50,888 |
| 9. | 60.16% | Limestone County School District / 57,647 |
| 10. | 60.08% | Madison County School District / 123,255 |
| 11. | 59.83% | Hartselle City School District / 13,622 |
| 12. | 59.76% | Cherokee County School District / 25,917 |
| 13. | 59.45% | St. Clair County School District / 54,272 |
| 14. | 59.39% | Shelby County School District / 170,402 |
| 15. | 59.38% | Madison City School District / 42,925 |
| 16. | 59.01% | Marshall County School District / 47,316 |
| 17. | 58.67% | DeKalb County School District / 56,881 |
| 18. | 58.64% | Cullman County School District / 65,690 |
| 19. | 58.02% | Hoover City School District / 81,254 |
| 20. | 57.74% | Franklin County School District / 21,873 |
| 21. | 57.45% | Coffee County School District / 18,672 |
| 22. | 57.27% | Washington County School District / 17,407 |
| 23. | 57.08% | Baldwin County School District / 183,226 |
| 24. | 57.02% | Lamar County School District / 14,513 |
| 25. | 57.00% | Vestavia Hills City School District / 33,831 |
| 26. | 56.96% | Elmore County School District / 71,881 |
| 27. | 56.95% | Jackson County School District / 38,487 |
| 28. | 56.79% | Colbert County School District / 23,928 |
| 29. | 55.95% | Marion County School District / 24,959 |
| 29. | 55.95% | Winston County School District / 16,292 |
| 31. | 55.44% | Cleburne County School District / 14,832 |
| 32. | 55.37% | Chilton County School District / 43,611 |
| 33. | 55.29% | Muscle Shoals City School District / 13,062 |
| 34. | 55.16% | Lawrence County School District / 34,148 |
| 35. | 54.92% | Calhoun County School District / 57,522 |
| 36. | 54.85% | Tuscaloosa County School District / 104,203 |
| 37. | 54.28% | Lee County School District / 56,182 |
| 38. | 54.02% | Covington County School District / 22,095 |
| 39. | 53.86% | Henry County School District / 17,275 |
| 40. | 53.79% | Autauga County School District / 54,590 |
| 41. | 53.64% | Oxford City School District / 22,936 |
| 42. | 53.20% | Pell City City School District / 26,874 |
| 43. | 53.18% | Houston County School District / 36,728 |
| 44. | 53.04% | Fort Payne City School District / 14,068 |
| 45. | 52.64% | Bibb County School District / 22,769 |
| 46. | 52.50% | Oneonta City School District / 6,578 |
| 47. | 52.39% | Jefferson County School District / 230,130 |
| 48. | 52.14% | Randolph County School District / 16,768 |
| 49. | 52.10% | Scottsboro City School District / 14,792 |
| 50. | 51.82% | Albertville City School District / 21,079 |
| 51. | 51.73% | Tallapoosa County School District / 22,276 |
| 52. | 51.69% | Walker County School District / 52,684 |
| 53. | 51.51% | Tallassee City School District / 9,137 |
| 54. | 51.50% | Winfield City School District / 7,003 |
| 55. | 51.46% | Leeds City School District / 12,160 |
| 56. | 50.75% | Talladega County School District / 49,549 |
| 57. | 50.74% | Saraland City School District / 13,231 |
| 58. | 50.44% | Clay County School District / 13,828 |
| 59. | 50.35% | Geneva County School District / 20,150 |
| 60. | 50.29% | Jasper City School District / 14,332 |
| 61. | 50.05% | Fayette County School District / 15,515 |
| 62. | 49.99% | Dale County School District / 14,744 |
| 63. | 49.46% | Marengo County School District / 8,804 |
| 64. | 49.15% | Enterprise City School District / 26,635 |
| 65. | 48.86% | Boaz City School District / 9,520 |
| 66. | 48.81% | Crenshaw County School District / 13,971 |
| 67. | 48.29% | Alexander City City School District / 17,570 |
| 68. | 48.23% | Haleyville City School District / 8,523 |
| 69. | 47.37% | Thomasville City School District / 5,637 |
| 70. | 47.35% | Russell County School District / 24,584 |
| 71. | 47.30% | Athens City School District / 22,198 |
| 72. | 47.24% | Piedmont City School District / 6,192 |
| 73. | 47.22% | Arab City School District / 8,119 |
| 74. | 46.84% | Coosa County School District / 11,305 |
| 75. | 46.69% | Conecuh County School District / 13,188 |
| 76. | 46.50% | Geneva City School District / 6,619 |
| 77. | 46.33% | Clarke County School District / 20,131 |
| 77. | 46.33% | Dothan City School District / 66,355 |
| 77. | 46.33% | Chambers County School District / 27,713 |
| 80. | 46.30% | Monroe County School District / 22,993 |
| 81. | 46.14% | Eufaula City School District / 13,086 |
| 82. | 46.10% | Russellville City School District / 9,791 |
| 83. | 45.76% | Daleville City School District / 11,140 |
| 84. | 45.53% | Guntersville City School District / 8,241 |
| 85. | 45.20% | Escambia County School District / 32,745 |
| 86. | 45.02% | Decatur City School District / 55,664 |
| 87. | 44.87% | Ozark City School District / 16,947 |
| 88. | 44.84% | Cullman City School District / 14,652 |
| 89. | 44.77% | Mobile County School District / 399,066 |
| 90. | 44.19% | Linden City School District / 4,666 |
| 91. | 43.99% | Tuscumbia City School District / 8,401 |
| 92. | 43.96% | Barbour County School District / 14,383 |
| 93. | 43.82% | Choctaw County School District / 13,838 |
| 94. | 43.40% | Opp City School District / 6,680 |
| 95. | 43.26% | Pickens County School District / 19,646 |
| 96. | 43.15% | Attalla City School District / 6,060 |
| 97. | 42.97% | Pike County School District / 14,886 |
| 98. | 41.52% | Homewood City School District / 25,123 |
| 99. | 41.26% | Dallas County School District / 23,013 |
| 100. | 40.93% | Opelika City School District / 26,738 |
| 101. | 40.87% | Sheffield City School District / 9,060 |
| 102. | 40.18% | Demopolis City School District / 7,439 |
| 103. | 40.13% | Huntsville City School District / 171,881 |
| 104. | 40.12% | Butler County School District / 20,730 |
| 105. | 39.63% | Sylacauga City School District / 12,778 |
| 106. | 39.60% | Jacksonville City School District / 12,304 |
| 107. | 39.48% | Elba City School District / 5,079 |
| 108. | 39.16% | Brewton City School District / 5,377 |
| 109. | 39.03% | Montgomery County School District / 227,324 |
| 110. | 38.96% | Florence City School District / 39,288 |
| 111. | 37.80% | Roanoke City School District / 6,075 |
| 112. | 37.73% | Perry County School District / 10,525 |
| 113. | 37.67% | Hale County School District / 15,750 |
| 114. | 37.35% | Troy City School District / 17,864 |
| 115. | 36.83% | Andalusia City School District / 9,028 |
| 116. | 36.17% | Talladega City School District / 15,753 |
| 117. | 36.02% | Phenix City City School District / 33,555 |
| 118. | 35.56% | Bullock County School District / 10,779 |
| 119. | 35.36% | Tuscaloosa City School District / 90,051 |
| 120. | 35.35% | Gadsden City School District / 36,888 |
| 121. | 35.30% | Lowndes County School District / 11,304 |
| 122. | 34.90% | Midfield City School District / 5,366 |
| 123. | 34.69% | Wilcox County School District / 11,706 |
| 124. | 34.66% | Auburn City School District / 53,817 |
| 125. | 33.81% | Anniston City School District / 23,067 |
| 126. | 33.75% | Bessemer City School District / 27,516 |
| 127. | 32.61% | Greene County School District / 9,067 |
| 128. | 30.75% | Macon County School District / 21,214 |
| 129. | 30.69% | Sumter County School District / 13,669 |
| 130. | 29.00% | Lanett City School District / 6,515 |
| 131. | 25.39% | Birmingham City School District / 213,180 |
| 132. | 24.88% | Selma City School District / 20,559 |
| 133. | 23.82% | Tarrant City School District / 6,412 |
| 134. | 23.59% | Fairfield City School District / 11,135 |
Please note that we only rank locations with 'Married-Couple Family Household Percentage' data. The rank above might not be a complete list. Locations without 'Married-Couple Family Household Percentage' data are not listed.
*ACS stands for U.S. Census American Community Survey. According to the U.S. Census, if the date is a range, you can interpret the data as an average of the period of time.
