Summary:
The city of Bremen, Georgia, is served by the Bremen City School District, which operates four schools—Jones Elementary School (PK-3), Bremen 4th & 5th Grade Academy (4-5), Bremen Middle School (6-8), and Bremen High School (9-12)—serving roughly 2,300 students in a district that ranks in the top 2% of Georgia districts.
Every school in this district earns a 5-star rating, but Bremen Middle School stands out as the academic powerhouse, with a perfect 100% proficiency rate in Algebra I—more than double the state average—and math scores ranging from 77.8% to 81.1% across grades 6-8, which are roughly 35 points above state peers. Bremen High School excels at keeping students on track, posting a 99.5% graduation rate, though its End of Course scores dipped notably from the prior year (Algebra I fell from 73.1% to 61.6%, Biology from 79.3% to 63.9%). Jones Elementary School builds a strong foundation with 76.1% third-grade math proficiency, while the Bremen 4th & 5th Grade Academy maintains solid results (72.3% fifth-grade math) but has the district's highest chronic absenteeism rate at 11.8%—still well below the state's 17.7%.
Across the board, these schools outperform state averages in every subject, with the widest gaps in math and the narrowest in social studies (8th grade: 47.3% vs. 40.2% statewide). Science is a relative soft spot—8th-grade proficiency is 53.2% versus 81.1% in math—but still beats the state by over 23 points. The district's resource allocation is strategic: Jones Elementary receives the highest per-student funding ($14,023) and lowest student-teacher ratio (14:1), while the high school operates efficiently at 18:1. Chronic absenteeism is a district-wide strength, ranging from 8.3% at the high school to 11.8% at the academy. The main watch items are the high school's year-over-year EOC declines and the gap between middle school (100%) and high school (61.6%) Algebra I proficiency, which reflects different student populations rather than a program failure.
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