Summary:
Zip code 37757, located in Jacksboro, Tennessee, is served by exactly one high school: Campbell County Comprehensive High School, which enrolls 1,134 students in grades 9–12 as part of Campbell County Schools. With no other high schools in the zip code, the most meaningful comparisons for families are against district and statewide averages.
Because there is only one high school in the area, comparisons are made against the district and state averages. The school's primary bright spot is its graduation rate of 94.7%, which is above the state average of 90.5%, and its dropout rate of 4.6%, which is below the state average of 6.7%. However, the school's state ranking sits in the bottom fifth of Tennessee high schools at 320 out of 400 (20th percentile, 1 star). Chronic absenteeism is a serious concern, with 35.1% of students chronically absent—nearly double the state rate of 18.3%.
Academically, proficiency rates trail the state in every assessed subject. Geometry is the most critical weak point, with only 10.7% proficient compared to 42.3% statewide, a gap of 31.6 points. Algebra II (16.1%) and US History (22.5%) also show gaps of more than 19 points. There are notable grade-level anomalies, such as 9th graders scoring 66.7% proficient in Biology I while 10th graders scored just 25.1%. On a positive note, the school made meaningful year-over-year gains in Algebra II (+8.3 points), Biology I (+7.5 points), and English II (+5.9 points), suggesting some instructional changes may be taking hold.
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