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Tennessee schools ranked by test score

Latest TCAP year (2024-25). 244 schools with reported Social Studies scores. State average: 47.7%.
RankSchoolLevelSocial Studiesvs state
201McGavock High
Nashville · Davidson County
High21.1%-26.6pp
202Rockwood High School
Rockwood · Roane County
High21.1%-26.6pp
203Cordova High School
Cordova · Memphis-Shelby County Schools
High21.0%-26.7pp
204East Ridge High School
Chattanooga · Hamilton County
High21.0%-26.7pp
205Sequoyah High School
Madisonville · Monroe County
High20.5%-27.2pp
206Tennessee Connections Academy Johnson County 9-12
White House · Johnson County
High19.7%-28.0pp
207North Side High School
Jackson · Madison County
High19.5%-28.2pp
208South Side High School
Jackson · Madison County
High18.7%-29.0pp
209Hunters Lane High
Nashville · Davidson County
High18.3%-29.4pp
210Shelbyville Central High School
Shelbyville · Bedford County
High18.3%-29.4pp
211Antioch High School
Antioch · Davidson County
High18.1%-29.6pp
212Pigeon Forge High School
Pigeon Forge · Sevier County
High17.9%-29.8pp
213Humboldt Junior/Senior High School
Humboldt · Humboldt City Schools
High17.7%-30.0pp
214Central High School
Bolivar · Hardeman County Schools
High17.5%-30.2pp
215Cosby High School
Cosby · Cocke County
High17.4%-30.3pp
216John Overton High
Nashville · Davidson County
High16.6%-31.1pp
217Liberty Technology Magnet High School
Jackson · Madison County
High15.9%-31.8pp
218Fayette Ware Comprehensive High School
Somerville · Fayette County Public Schools
High15.8%-31.9pp
219KIPP Memphis Collegiate High School
Memphis · Memphis-Shelby County Schools
High15.7%-32.0pp
220KA @ The Crossings
Antioch · Davidson County
High15.5%-32.2pp
221Giles Co High School
Pulaski · Giles County
High14.5%-33.2pp
222Fulton High School
Knoxville · Knox County
High14.4%-33.3pp
223James Lawson High School
Nashville · Davidson County
High14.4%-33.3pp
224Jackson Central Merry High School
Jackson · Madison County
High13.3%-34.4pp
225Ridgeway High
Memphis · Memphis-Shelby County Schools
High12.7%-35.0pp
226East Nashville Magnet High School
Nashville · Davidson County
High12.6%-35.1pp
227Haywood High School
Brownsville · Haywood County
High12.2%-35.5pp
228Austin East High/Magnet
Knoxville · Knox County
High11.8%-35.9pp
229Pearl-Cohn High
Nashville · Davidson County
High11.3%-36.4pp
230Cane Ridge High School
Antioch · Davidson County
High10.1%-37.6pp
231Virtual Academy of Maury County
Columbia · Maury County
High10.0%-37.7pp
232Gary Hardin Academy
Sevierville · Sevier County
High9.7%-38.0pp
233Germantown High
Germantown · Memphis-Shelby County Schools
High9.1%-38.6pp
234Whites Creek High
Whites Creek · Davidson County
High8.8%-38.9pp
235Maplewood High
Nashville · Davidson County
High8.5%-39.2pp
236Overton High
Memphis · Memphis-Shelby County Schools
High8.5%-39.2pp
237Glencliff High School
Nashville · Davidson County
High6.6%-41.1pp
238B. T. Washington High
Memphis · Memphis-Shelby County Schools
High6.5%-41.2pp
239Invictus Academy at Airways
Memphis · Memphis-Shelby County Schools
High6.4%-41.3pp
240Central High
Memphis · Memphis-Shelby County Schools
High6.1%-41.6pp
241Craigmont High
Memphis · Memphis-Shelby County Schools
High5.8%-41.9pp
242Central High School
Harrison · Hamilton County
High5.7%-42.0pp
243Wooddale High
Memphis · Memphis-Shelby County Schools
High5.7%-42.0pp
244RePublic High School
Nashville · Davidson County
High5.5%-42.2pp
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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 Social Studies 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.