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Schools in Zip Code 37064


At a glance
26
Schools
12,890
Students
2
Districts
12
5-star schools
Top rankedCreekside Elementary School11th of 1,019 Tennessee elementary schools
Biggest riser
Johnson Elementary School up 113 spots statewide this year
Smallest classes
Vanguard Virtual High School 6.3 students per teacher
SchoolDigger ratings
5★
4★
10 schools without a SchoolDigger rating (private or too few tested students)
Summary:

ZIP code 37064 in Franklin, Tennessee, is served by 17 schools—9 elementary, 4 middle, and 4 high schools—educating 10,978 students across two of the state's top districts: Williamson County Schools (ranked #3 in Tennessee) and Franklin Special School District (ranked #10). All 17 schools belong to these two 5-star districts, and most individual schools earn 4 or 5 stars, making this one of the strongest education markets in the state. Even the lowest-ranked traditional schools here generally outperform Tennessee state averages, and every brick-and-mortar school scores above state averages in most tested subjects.

At the elementary level, Creekside Elementary School leads the ZIP code, ranked #11 of 1,019 statewide with 88.7% math proficiency, followed closely by Oak View Elementary School (#18). Among middle schools, Fred J Page Middle School is the standout at #10 of 594, with strong social studies (84.2%) and science (80.7%) scores and low chronic absenteeism of just 5.5%. At the high school level, Franklin High School ranks #11 and Fred J Page High School ranks #18 out of 400, with Page boasting the ZIP code's highest graduation rate at 98.3% and the strongest English II proficiency at 90.9%. Renaissance High School, a small alternative school, also ranks an impressive #13 despite higher chronic absenteeism.

Notably, spending does not predict performance: Johnson Elementary School spends the most ($26,738 per student) yet ranks lowest among the area's elementary schools, while Fred J Page High School spends the least ($11,864) yet posts the highest graduation rate. Williamson County Schools averages $15,247 per student versus $22,300 for Franklin Special School District, yet WCS schools generally post higher proficiency rates. The clearest outlier is Vanguard Virtual High School, the only school rated below 4 stars, with Algebra II proficiency of just 25% versus the district's 73.5%. High school chronic absenteeism runs from 10.5% to 24.1%—well above the district average of 7.4%—but this area remains an exceptionally strong choice for families.

Ranking:
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SchoolDigger data sources: National Center for Education Statistics, U.S. Department of Education, the U.S. Census Bureau and the Tennessee Department of Education.

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