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Georgia schools ranked by test score

Latest Georgia Milestones year (2024-25). 408 schools with reported Science scores. State average: 40.7%.
RankSchoolLevelSciencevs state
101Pickens County High School
Jasper · Pickens County
High56.6%+15.9pp
102Lakeside High School
Atlanta · DeKalb County
High56.5%+15.8pp
103Richmond Hill High School
Richmond Hill · Bryan County
High56.5%+15.8pp
104West Laurens High School
Dexter · Laurens County
High56.1%+15.4pp
105Union County High School
Blairsville · Union County
High55.9%+15.2pp
106Madison County High School
Danielsville · Madison County
High55.2%+14.5pp
107Bleckley County High School
Cochran · Bleckley County
High55.0%+14.3pp
108Harlem High School
Harlem · Columbia County
High55.0%+14.3pp
109Martha Ellen Stilwell School for the Performing Arts
Jonesboro · Clayton County
High54.9%+14.2pp
110Carrollton High School
Carrollton · Carrollton City
High54.7%+14.0pp
111North Atlanta High School
Atlanta · Atlanta Public Schools
High54.7%+14.0pp
112Habersham Central High School
Mt Airy · Habersham County
High54.6%+13.9pp
113Sandy Creek High School
Tyrone · Fayette County
High54.3%+13.6pp
114Collins Hill High School
Suwanee · Gwinnett County
High54.0%+13.3pp
115Peachtree Ridge High School
Suwanee · Gwinnett County
High54.0%+13.3pp
116Perry High School
Perry · Houston County
High53.8%+13.1pp
117Harris County High School
Hamilton · Harris County
High53.6%+12.9pp
118Etowah High School
Woodstock · Cherokee County
High53.1%+12.4pp
119Dodge County High School
Eastman · Dodge County
High52.4%+11.7pp
120Lumpkin County High School
Dahlonega · Lumpkin County
High52.2%+11.5pp
121Pike County High School
Zebulon · Pike County
High52.2%+11.5pp
122Camden County High School
Kingsland · Camden County
High52.1%+11.4pp
123Coffee County High School
Douglas · Coffee County
High51.9%+11.2pp
124Colquitt County High School
Norman Park · Colquitt County
High51.2%+10.5pp
125Central Gwinnett High School
Lawrenceville · Gwinnett County
High51.0%+10.3pp
126Clarke Central High School
Athens · Clarke County
High51.0%+10.3pp
127Heard County High School
Franklin · Heard County
High50.7%+10.0pp
128Brunswick High School
Brunswick · Glynn County
High50.2%+9.5pp
129Duluth High School
Duluth · Gwinnett County
High50.1%+9.4pp
130Bowdon High School
Bowdon · Carroll County
High50.0%+9.3pp
131Dacula High School
Dacula · Gwinnett County
High49.5%+8.8pp
132Evans High School
Evans · Columbia County
High49.2%+8.5pp
133Lincoln County High School
Lincolnton · Lincoln County
High49.2%+8.5pp
134Towns County High School
Hiawassee · Towns County
High49.2%+8.5pp
135Chapel Hill High School
Douglasville · Douglas County
High48.9%+8.2pp
136Brantley County High School
Nahunta · Brantley County
High48.8%+8.1pp
137Archer High School
Lawrenceville · Gwinnett County
High48.7%+8.0pp
138Mountain View High School
Lawrenceville · Gwinnett County
High48.7%+8.0pp
139Wayne County High School
Jesup · Wayne County
High48.4%+7.7pp
140Maynard Jackson High School
Atlanta · Atlanta Public Schools
High48.2%+7.5pp
141Ware County High School
Waycross · Ware County
High48.1%+7.4pp
142Northside High School
Columbus · Muscogee County
High46.9%+6.2pp
143Hart County High School
Hartwell · Hart County
High46.4%+5.7pp
144Walnut Grove High School
Loganville · Walton County
High46.4%+5.7pp
145Adairsville High School
Adairsville · Bartow County
High45.7%+5.0pp
146Jones County High School
Gray · Jones County
High45.7%+5.0pp
147McIntosh Academy
Darien · McIntosh County
High45.6%+4.9pp
148Sonoraville High School
Calhoun · Gordon County
High45.6%+4.9pp
149Lanier High School
Sugar Hill · Gwinnett County
High45.4%+4.7pp
150Dawson County Junior High
Dawsonville · Dawson County
High45.4%+4.7pp
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About this ranking

Schools are ranked by the percentage of students who scored at or above the Georgia Milestones % Proficient or Distinguished threshold on the latest available Georgia Milestones Science test (school year 2024-25). A higher percentage is better.

Only public schools with a reasonable cohort size are included (at least 50 total students enrolled, since the source file does not include per-subject student counts), so very small programs and special-purpose centers are filtered out.

The state average shown above is enrollment-weighted: we multiply each school's score by how many of its students tested, sum those across every public school in Georgia, and divide by the total students tested. This way a big school counts more than a tiny one in the typical-student average.