Summary:
Zip code 41064 has one listed school, Robertson County School, serving PK–12 with 453 students; it is also the only listed school in Robertson County. With no other local school for comparison, the main concern is academic proficiency: in 2025–26, the school’s average across seven reported math grades was 22%, versus 41% statewide, a 19-point shortfall.
Robertson County School is both the highest- and lowest-performing school in the local list, so the useful contrasts are among its grades and subjects. Its strongest relative result was 11th-grade Social Studies, with 46% proficient compared with 37% statewide, a 9-point advantage. Its sharpest shortfall was 7th-grade Mathematics: 12% versus 39%, a 27-point gap. Across reported grades, Social Studies was closest to the state average, at 32% versus 38%; Writing had the largest average gap after math, at 30% versus 43%. Non-test outcomes were favorable: the graduation rate was 100% versus 94% statewide, dropout was 0% versus 1%, and chronic absenteeism was 21% versus 24%.
Recent results show a widening gap in combined math and reading, despite some grade-level gains. From 2024–25 to 2025–26, the school’s average across the same 14 math and reading results fell from 35% to 31%, while the state remained about 45%; the gap widened from 10 to 15 points. Math fell in six of seven grades, but 6th-grade math rose from 18% to 35%; reading also varied, including a 24-point drop in 10th grade. SchoolDigger rankings and star ratings were not provided. For context, the 2024–25 student-teacher ratio was 18.1, and 67% of students were free/reduced lunch eligible in 2024–25; these figures do not explain the results. Science is available for 4th grade only at 40% for both school and state, while the school’s 7th- and 11th-grade values are state-suppressed.
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