Summary:
The Franklin Pierce School District in Washington serves about 6,520 students across 13 schools, including eight elementary, two middle, and three high schools, all facing consistent academic challenges compared to other districts in the state.
When comparing schools, James Sales Elementary stands out as the highest-performing elementary school, while Washington High School has the district's highest graduation rate. In contrast, Perry G Keithley Middle School and GATES Secondary School are among the lowest-ranked, with GATES spending significantly more per student than any other school in the district.
Overall, the district's graduation rates are strong, but test scores, especially in math, are well below state averages. Elementary schools generally perform better than middle schools, and science scores are a relative strength. Parents should note the significant performance drop in middle school and the district-wide need for improvement in core academic subjects.
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