Summary:
The Johnson County school district in Georgia consists of 3 schools - 1 elementary, 1 middle, and 1 high school. While the district as a whole is ranked 125 out of 206 districts in the state and rated 2 out of 5 stars, there are some standout elements worth noting.
Johnson County Middle School had an impressive 100% proficiency rate on the Algebra I End of Course exam, significantly outperforming the county and state averages. Additionally, Johnson County Elementary School had relatively high math proficiency rates, with 50% of 4th graders and 38.2% of 3rd graders scoring proficient or better on the Milestones Math assessment. However, the schools in Johnson County generally underperformed the state averages on the Milestones assessments, with proficiency rates often 10-15 percentage points below the Georgia average.
On a positive note, Johnson County High School maintained a solid 85.4% 4-year graduation rate, which is above the state average. The district's schools also spent around $9,400-$9,800 per student, close to the state average, and had reasonable student-teacher ratios ranging from 11.3 to 15.4 students per teacher. Despite these strengths, the elementary and middle schools have seen a decline in their statewide rankings over the past few years, indicating they are struggling to keep up with their peers across Georgia.
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