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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
151Banks County High School
Homer · Banks County
High45.0%+4.3pp
152Arabia Mountain High School - Academy of Engineering- Medic
Lithonia · DeKalb County
High44.9%+4.2pp
153Cherokee High School
Canton · Cherokee County
High44.8%+4.1pp
154Clinch County High School
Homerville · Clinch County
High44.7%+4.0pp
155Calhoun High School
Calhoun · Calhoun City
High44.6%+3.9pp
156South Effingham High School
Guyton · Effingham County
High44.3%+3.6pp
157Berrien High School
Nashville · Berrien County
High44.2%+3.5pp
158Utopian Academy for the Arts High School
Marrow · Clayton County
High44.2%+3.5pp
159Dawson County High School
Dawsonville · Dawson County
High44.1%+3.4pp
160Central High School
Carrollton · Carroll County
High43.9%+3.2pp
161Flowery Branch High
Flowery Branch · Hall County
High43.8%+3.1pp
162Irwin County High School
Ocilla · Irwin County
High43.5%+2.8pp
163Trion High School
Trion · Trion City
High43.3%+2.6pp
164Wilcox County High School
Rochelle · Wilcox County
High43.3%+2.6pp
165Ridgeland High School
Rossville · Walker County
High43.2%+2.5pp
166Fannin County High School
Blue Ridge · Fannin County
High43.0%+2.3pp
167Fayette County High School
Fayetteville · Fayette County
High42.8%+2.1pp
168LaFayette High School
La Fayette · Walker County
High42.6%+1.9pp
169Oglethorpe County High School
Lexington · Oglethorpe County
High42.5%+1.8pp
170Stephens County High School
Toccoa · Stephens County
High42.3%+1.6pp
171Tift County High School
Tifton · Tift County
High42.3%+1.6pp
172Appling County High School
Baxley · Appling County
High42.2%+1.5pp
173Atkinson County High School
Pearson · Atkinson County
High42.2%+1.5pp
174White County High School
Cleveland · White County
High42.1%+1.4pp
175New Hampstead High School
Bloomingdale · Savannah-Chatham County
High42.0%+1.3pp
176Haralson County High School
Tallapoosa · Haralson County
High41.5%+0.8pp
177Jenkins High School
Savannah · Savannah-Chatham County
High41.5%+0.8pp
178Cedartown High School
Cedartown · Polk County
High41.1%+0.4pp
179Screven County High School
Sylvania · Screven County
High41.1%+0.4pp
180Coosa High School
Rome · Floyd County
High41.1%+0.4pp
181Effingham County High School
Springfield · Effingham County
High41.0%+0.3pp
182Lanier County High School
Lakeland · Lanier County
High41.0%+0.3pp
183Emanuel County Institute
Twin City · Emanuel County
High40.8%+0.1pp
184South Paulding High School
Douglasville · Paulding County
High40.8%+0.1pp
185Villa Rica High School
Villa Rica · Carroll County
High40.8%+0.1pp
186Hiram High School
Hiram · Paulding County
High40.6%-0.1pp
187Carver High School Early College
Atlanta · Atlanta Public Schools
High40.4%-0.3pp
188Lamar County High School
Barnesville · Lamar County
High40.2%-0.5pp
189Metter High School
Metter · Candler County
High40.2%-0.5pp
190Temple High School
Temple · Carroll County
High39.9%-0.8pp
191Tucker High School
Tucker · DeKalb County
High39.7%-1.0pp
192Gilmer High School
Ellijay · Gilmer County
High39.6%-1.1pp
193Coretta Scott King Young Women's Leadership Academy
Atlanta · Atlanta Public Schools
High39.4%-1.3pp
194McEachern High School
Powder Springs · Cobb County
High39.4%-1.3pp
195Treutlen Middle/High School
Soperton · Treutlen County
High39.2%-1.4pp
196Gordon Central High School
Calhoun · Gordon County
High39.2%-1.5pp
197Liberty County High School
Hinesville · Liberty County
High39.2%-1.5pp
198McClure Health Science High School
Duluth · Gwinnett County
High39.2%-1.5pp
199Thomas County Central High School
Thomasville · Thomas County
High39.2%-1.5pp
200Charlton County High School
Folkston · Charlton County
High39.1%-1.6pp
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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.