Summary:
The city of Franklin, Georgia is home to a school district that consistently performs above the state average, with several standout schools among its 5 institutions. The district serves students from elementary through high school, including an alternative school. Overall, the schools in Franklin demonstrate strong academic achievement, with top-performing Centralhatchee Elementary and Heard County Middle School ranking in the top 15-25% of their respective school types statewide.
While the elementary and middle schools excel, the high schools in the Heard County district have room for improvement, particularly in subjects like American Literature and Biology. However, the district's overall 4-year graduation rate of 96.1% at Heard County High School is significantly higher than the state average. Spending per student varies across the schools, with the top-performing Centralhatchee Elementary receiving the highest funding at $11,376 per student.
The Heard County school district appears to be effectively supporting its schools, as evidenced by the strong performance across the board. However, the small alternative school, Arrow Academy, faces challenges with its high student-teacher ratio and limited enrollment, suggesting a need for additional resources and support for at-risk students in the district.
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