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Tennessee schools ranked by test score

Latest TCAP year (2024-25). 340 schools with reported Mathematics scores. State average: 39.3%.
RankSchoolLevelMathematicsvs state
101Raleigh-Egypt High
Memphis · Memphis-Shelby County Schools
High36.2%-3.1pp
102Tennessee Online Public School
Bristol · Bristol
High36.0%-3.3pp
103Clarksville High
Clarksville · Montgomery County
High35.8%-3.5pp
104Hardin County High School
Savannah · Hardin County
High35.7%-3.6pp
105Milan High School
Milan · Milan
High35.7%-3.6pp
106Mc Ewen High School
McEwen · Humphreys County
High35.5%-3.8pp
107Chester County High School
Henderson · Chester County
High35.3%-4.0pp
108Henry Co High School
Paris · Henry County
High35.3%-4.0pp
109White Station High
Memphis · Memphis-Shelby County Schools
High35.3%-4.0pp
110Lebanon High School
Lebanon · Wilson County
High35.2%-4.1pp
111Morristown West High
Morristown · Hamblen County
High35.2%-4.1pp
112West Ridge High School
Blountville · Sullivan County
High35.2%-4.1pp
113West High School
Knoxville · Knox County
High35.0%-4.3pp
114Dyersburg High School
Dyersburg · Dyersburg
High34.9%-4.4pp
115Lenoir City High School
Lenoir City · Lenoir City
High34.6%-4.7pp
116Riverdale High School
Murfreesboro · Rutherford County
High34.6%-4.7pp
117Stone Memorial High School
Crossville · Cumberland County
High34.6%-4.7pp
118Central High School
Englewood · McMinn County
High34.5%-4.8pp
119South Greene High School
Greeneville · Greene County
High34.2%-5.1pp
120Clinton High School
Clinton · Anderson County
High34.1%-5.2pp
121Cumberland County High School
Crossville · Cumberland County
High34.1%-5.2pp
122Dyer County High School
Newbern · Dyer County
High34.1%-5.2pp
123Lincoln County High School
Fayetteville · Lincoln County
High33.9%-5.4pp
124Portland High School
Portland · Sumner County
High33.7%-5.6pp
125Stewart Co High School
Dover · Stewart County
High33.5%-5.8pp
126Camden Central High School
Camden · Benton County
High33.4%-5.9pp
127Seymour High School
Seymour · Sevier County
High33.4%-5.9pp
128Obion County Central High School
Troy · Obion County
High33.2%-6.1pp
129Covington High School
Covington · Tipton County
High33.1%-6.2pp
130Jefferson Co High School
Dandridge · Jefferson County
High33.0%-6.3pp
131Medical District High School
Memphis · Memphis-Shelby County Schools
High33.0%-6.3pp
132Macon County High School
Lafayette · Macon County
High32.9%-6.4pp
133Rhea County High School
Evensville · Rhea County
High32.9%-6.4pp
134Daniel Boone High School
Gray · Washington County
High32.8%-6.5pp
135Eagleton College and Career Academy
Maryville · Blount County
High32.5%-6.8pp
136Roane County High School
Kingston · Roane County
High32.5%-6.8pp
137White House Heritage High School
White House · Robertson County
High32.5%-6.8pp
138North Greene High School
Greeneville · Greene County
High32.0%-7.3pp
139Loretto High School
Loretto · Lawrence County
High31.9%-7.4pp
140Westview High School
Martin · Weakley County
High31.9%-7.4pp
141Cumberland Gap High School
Cumberland Gap · Claiborne County
High31.7%-7.6pp
142E. W. Grove School
Paris · Henry County
High31.6%-7.7pp
143Livingston Academy
Livingston · Overton County
High31.6%-7.7pp
144Bradley County Virtual School
Cleveland · Bradley County
High31.3%-8.0pp
145William Blount High School
Maryville · Blount County
High30.8%-8.5pp
146Sycamore High School
Pleasant View · Cheatham County
High30.4%-8.9pp
147Career Magnet Academy
Knoxville · Knox County
High30.3%-9.0pp
148David Crockett High School
Jonesborough · Washington County
High30.3%-9.0pp
149Community High School
Unionville · Bedford County
High30.1%-9.2pp
150Hixson High School
Hixson · Hamilton County
High30.1%-9.2pp
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About this ranking

Schools are ranked by the percentage of students who scored at or above the TCAP % On Track or Mastered threshold on the latest available TCAP Mathematics 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 Tennessee, and divide by the total students tested. This way a big school counts more than a tiny one in the typical-student average.