Summary:
The city of Homerville, Georgia is home to three schools - Clinch County Elementary School, Clinch County High School, and Clinch County Middle School - all of which serve students from the Clinch County district. While the schools cover a range of grade levels, the data analysis reveals that they are performing at a similar, average to below-average level compared to the state of Georgia.
None of the Homerville schools stand out as clear academic leaders, with all three institutions ranked in the middle to lower range of their respective school types statewide. The schools generally perform below the state average on standardized tests, with proficiency rates ranging from 13% to 49% across different grade levels and subject areas. Additionally, the high school has particularly low proficiency rates in American Literature and Composition (17.7%) and United States History (13.3%).
One notable factor is the high rate of free and reduced-price lunch recipients across all three schools, ranging from 74.39% to 74.48%. This indicates that the Homerville area faces significant socioeconomic challenges, which may contribute to the schools' lower academic performance and could require targeted interventions and additional resources to support students from disadvantaged backgrounds. Despite the low student-teacher ratios, the overall academic performance still lags behind state averages, suggesting that there may be other staffing or resource challenges that need to be addressed at the district level.
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