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Tennessee schools ranked by test score

Latest TCAP year (2024-25). 334 schools with reported English Language Arts scores. State average: 40.9%.
RankSchoolLevelEnglish Language Artsvs state
101Winfree Bryant Middle School
Lebanon · Lebanon
Middle37.9%-3.0pp
102Seymour Junior High
Seymour · Sevier County
Middle37.8%-3.1pp
103Northview Middle School
Newbern · Dyer County
Middle37.6%-3.3pp
104Union City Middle School
Union City · Union City
Middle37.5%-3.4pp
105Charlotte Middle School
Charlotte · Dickson County
Middle37.2%-3.7pp
106Happy Valley Middle School
Elizabethton · Carter County
Middle37.2%-3.7pp
107Montgomery Central Middle
Cunningham · Montgomery County
Middle37.1%-3.8pp
108Hunter Middle School
Ooltewah · Hamilton County
Middle36.9%-4.0pp
109Powell Middle School
Powell · Knox County
Middle36.8%-4.1pp
110Carpenters Middle School
Maryville · Blount County
Middle36.7%-4.2pp
111Surgoinsville Middle School
Surgoinsville · Hawkins County
Middle36.7%-4.2pp
112Three Oaks Middle School
Dyersburg · Dyer County
Middle36.3%-4.6pp
113Robertsville Middle School
Oak Ridge · Oak Ridge
Middle36.2%-4.7pp
114Rose Park Middle
Nashville · Davidson County
Middle36.2%-4.7pp
115East Ridge Middle School
Whitesburg · Hamblen County
Middle36.1%-4.8pp
116Sullivan Heights Middle School
Kingsport · Sullivan County
Middle36.0%-4.9pp
117South Greene Middle School
Greeneville · Greene County
Middle35.9%-5.0pp
118Lewis County Middle School
Hohenwald · Lewis County
Middle35.7%-5.2pp
119Portland West Middle School
Portland · Sumner County
Middle35.7%-5.2pp
120Westmoreland Middle School
Westmoreland · Sumner County
Middle35.7%-5.2pp
121Athens City Middle School
Athens · Athens
Middle35.6%-5.3pp
122Avery Trace Middle School
Cookeville · Putnam County
Middle35.6%-5.3pp
123Portland East Middle School
Portland · Sumner County
Middle35.5%-5.4pp
124Chester County Junior High School
Henderson · Chester County
Middle35.2%-5.7pp
125Huntingdon Middle School
Huntingdon · Huntingdon Special School District
Middle35.2%-5.7pp
126Union Grove Middle School
Friendsville · Blount County
Middle35.2%-5.7pp
127Selmer Middle School
Selmer · McNairy County
Middle35.1%-5.8pp
128Soddy Daisy Middle School
Soddy Daisy · Hamilton County
Middle35.0%-5.9pp
129Linden Middle School
Linden · Perry County
Middle34.8%-6.1pp
130Cedar Bluff Middle School
Knoxville · Knox County
Middle34.6%-6.3pp
131Jackson County Middle School
Gainesboro · Jackson County
Middle34.6%-6.3pp
132W O Inman Middle School
Paris · Paris
Middle34.6%-6.3pp
133Rutledge Middle School
Rutledge · Grainger County
Middle34.5%-6.4pp
134Heritage Middle School
Maryville · Blount County
Middle34.4%-6.5pp
135Sycamore Middle School
Pleasant View · Cheatham County
Middle34.4%-6.5pp
136Unicoi Co Middle School
Erwin · Unicoi County
Middle34.4%-6.5pp
137Gibbs Middle School
Corryton · Knox County
Middle34.3%-6.6pp
138East Middle School
Tullahoma · Tullahoma
Middle34.2%-6.7pp
139Gresham Middle School
Knoxville · Knox County
Middle34.1%-6.8pp
140North Greene Middle School
Greeneville · Greene County
Middle34.1%-6.8pp
141Rock Springs Middle School
Smyrna · Rutherford County
Middle33.9%-7.0pp
142Westwood Middle School
Manchester · Manchester
Middle33.8%-7.1pp
143Jefferson Middle School
Jefferson City · Jefferson County
Middle33.5%-7.4pp
144Lincoln Heights Middle School
Morristown · Hamblen County
Middle33.5%-7.4pp
145Brighton Middle School
Brighton · Tipton County
Middle33.4%-7.5pp
146Decatur County Middle School
Parsons · Decatur County
Middle33.4%-7.5pp
147Dyersburg Middle School
Dyersburg · Dyersburg
Middle33.3%-7.6pp
148Halls Middle School
Knoxville · Knox County
Middle33.3%-7.6pp
149McKenzie Middle School
McKenzie · McKenzie
Middle33.3%-7.6pp
150Meigs Middle School
Decatur · Meigs County
Middle33.1%-7.8pp
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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 English Language Arts 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.