Summary:
Zip code 30457, encompassing the Soperton area in Treutlen County, Georgia, is served by a single high school, Treutlen Middle/High School, which educates students in grades 6 through 12 within the Treutlen County district.
As the only high school in the area, Treutlen Middle/High School presents a mixed academic profile. Its standout strength is U.S. History, where 45.6% of students scored proficient in 2025-2026, outperforming the state average by 7.1 points and marking a remarkable 10.7-point improvement from the prior year. Conversely, Biology is a significant challenge, with only 26.2% proficiency—a 17-point drop from the previous year and a 21-point gap below the state average. Algebra I showed solid improvement, rising from 29.9% to 42.5% proficiency, though it still trails the state. Middle school math scores lag notably, with 8th grade math at 30.7% proficiency versus the state's 46.3%, suggesting foundational skills need attention before high school. The school's graduation rate of 78.4% falls 8.8 points below the state average, and chronic absenteeism is high at 24.9% compared to the state's 17.7%.
Despite these challenges, the school is on a positive trajectory, improving its state ranking for three consecutive years from 259th to 229th and earning a 3-star rating. Serving an exceptionally high-poverty population (98.27% free/reduced lunch), the school benefits from a favorable 11.6:1 student-teacher ratio and per-student spending of $15,280. The dramatic year-over-year swings in subjects like Biology and 8th grade social studies suggest cohort variability that parents may want to monitor. Overall, Treutlen Middle/High School shows promise in U.S. History and gradual improvement, but families should be aware of the significant gaps in Biology and middle school math, as well as the high absenteeism and below-average graduation rate that may impact student success.
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