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Best Public Schools in Alamo, GA


At a glance
3
Schools
848
Students
Top rankedWheeler County Elementary School498th of 1,222 Georgia elementary schools
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Biggest riser
Wheeler County Elementary School up 7 spots statewide this year
Summary:

The city of Alamo, Georgia, is served by the Wheeler County School District, which operates three schools—Wheeler County Elementary School (PK-5), Wheeler County Middle School (6-8), and Wheeler County High School (9-12)—serving a total of 848 students in a rural, high-poverty area.

The standout story is Wheeler County High School, which posts a remarkable 96.6% graduation rate—9.4 points above the state average—despite mixed test scores. Its U.S. History proficiency (41.2%) exceeds the state, while Algebra I and Biology trail slightly. Wheeler County Middle School shines in advanced math: 66.6% of Algebra I students score proficient or above, a full 18.5 points above the state, though its 6th and 7th grade math scores lag by about 10 points. Wheeler County Elementary School excels in 5th grade math (53.2% vs. 44.1% state) and science (48.9% vs. 44.2% state), but its 3rd and 4th grade math scores fall slightly below state averages.

Chronic absenteeism reveals a sharp divide: the elementary school's rate is 24.9%—well above the state's 17.7%—while the middle (12.9%) and high schools (11.8%) are below average. The elementary school also serves the highest-need population, with 100% of students qualifying for free/reduced lunch, yet it has the lowest per-student spending ($14,963) of the three schools. The middle school, by contrast, has the highest spending ($16,624) and best student-teacher ratio (9:1), likely fueling its Algebra I success. Overall, the district ranks 77th in Georgia (62nd percentile) with a 3-star rating, showing solid performance despite socioeconomic challenges, with the high school's graduation rate being the clear highlight.

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SchoolDigger data sources: National Center for Education Statistics, U.S. Department of Education, the U.S. Census Bureau and the Georgia Department of Education.

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