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Elementary Schools in Madison County


At a glance
DistrictMadison County49th of 202 Georgia districtsFull district overview →
5
Schools
2,493
Students
Top rankedIla Elementary School185th of 1,222 Georgia elementary schools
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Biggest riser
Hull-Sanford Elementary School up 83 spots statewide this year
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Smallest classes
Colbert Elementary School 10.2 students per teacher
SchoolDigger ratings
4★
3★
Summary:

Madison County is home to five elementary schools—Danielsville Elementary School, Hull-Sanford Elementary School, Colbert Elementary School, Ila Elementary School, and Comer Elementary School—serving roughly 2,493 students in grades K-5 across a predominantly rural, high-poverty area.

Ila Elementary School is the clear standout, ranking in the 85th percentile statewide (185th of 1,219) and earning the district's only 4-star rating. It outperforms every other school in all math grade levels—for example, 68.9% of its 3rd graders are proficient in math versus 36.5% at Colbert Elementary School—and it does so while spending the least per student ($14,759). Hull-Sanford Elementary School is the most improved, jumping 84 ranking positions in one year despite serving a student body where 100% qualify for free/reduced lunch; it also boasts the district's lowest chronic absenteeism rate at 9.6%. Colbert Elementary School is inconsistent—its 4th grade math is the district's best (55.7%) while its 3rd grade math is the worst (36.5%).

District-wide, math and science scores exceed state averages across most grades, with 5th grade science a particular strength—three schools top 62% proficiency versus the state's 44.2%. Chronic absenteeism is a district strength, with every school below the state average of 17.7%. However, Comer Elementary School shows volatility, dropping from the 69th to 59th percentile before recovering to 65th, and its 4th grade math fell sharply year-over-year. Danielsville Elementary School sits mid-pack, with math proficiency near district averages but science lagging at 50.6%. While current ELA data isn't available, prior-year results suggest literacy is an area for growth, with Ila again leading the way.

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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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