Summary:
Zip code 30453, serving the Reidsville, Georgia area, is home to just one public high school: Tattnall County High School, a grades 9-12 institution with about 1,043 students and a very high poverty rate, as 96.36% of students qualify for free or reduced lunch.
Tattnall County High School is the only high school in the Tattnall County district, so school and district statistics are identical. The school has shown meaningful improvement in its state ranking, moving from the 38th percentile in 2023-2024 to the 54th percentile in 2025-2026. Its graduation rate of 88.7% is 1.5 points above the state average, and its dropout rate of 2.2% is below the state's 2.4%. Chronic absenteeism is also a bright spot at 15.5%, better than both the district (18.3%) and state (17.7%) averages—an encouraging sign given the high poverty level.
Academically, the school's standout subject is U.S. History, where it dramatically outperforms the state by 17.7 points (56.2% proficient vs. 38.5% statewide). This is a consistent strength, as the school also led by 25.7 points the prior year. In Algebra I, the school made significant progress, jumping from 27.7% to 37.4% proficiency year-over-year, though it still trails the state by 10.7 points. Biology is the main concern, with proficiency dropping from 34.8% to 27.3%, leaving a 19.9-point gap behind the state. With per-student spending of $11,211—slightly below the state average—the school appears to use resources efficiently, achieving above-average graduation and attendance outcomes despite its academic challenges in math and science.
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