Summary
Anderson County Middle School serves 768 students in grades 6–8 in Lawrenceburg, in Anderson County. Its 2025–26 results were generally above state levels, but chronic absenteeism is the clearest concern: 25% of students were chronically absent, compared with 24% statewide, 23% in the district and a 19% average at the eight nearby schools; the school’s rate was higher than every one of them.
The school’s strongest relative results are eighth-grade Editing and Mechanics and Social Studies: 54% were proficient in Editing and Mechanics, versus 42% statewide, 52% in the district and 44% across nearby schools; in Social Studies, the figures were 48%, 39%, 46% and 43%, respectively. Anderson ranked third among the nine schools in Editing and Mechanics. Reading is less of a standout: its average across grades 6–8 was 50%, below the nearby-school average of 52%, though above the state’s 48% and the district’s 49%. Grade 8 Reading is a particular concern within the school: 41% were proficient, just above the state’s 40%, while grade 8 Math was stronger at 50% versus 39% statewide. Grade 7 Science was 28%, matching the state and district and below the nearby average of 31%.
Results have improved over the longer term, though several subjects fell in the latest year. SchoolDigger ranks Anderson 109th of 326 Kentucky schools, at the 67th percentile with three stars for 2025–26; that is up from the 38th percentile in 2022–23, but down slightly from 69th the year before. Its 2024–25 student-teacher ratio was 17.2, the highest among nearby schools, and 48% of students were free/reduced lunch eligible that year, close to the nearby average of 47%. SchoolDigger’s ranking for Hispanic Students fell from the 74th percentile in 2023–24 to the 35th in 2025–26, compared with the school’s overall 67th percentile. For Special Education Students, the ranking rose from the 25th percentile in 2023–24 to the 63rd in 2025–26, nearly matching the school’s overall standing.
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