Summary:
The city of Reidsville, Georgia is home to two schools: Tattnall County High School and North Tattnall Middle School, both part of the Tattnall County school district. While both schools serve a high-need population with over 78% of students qualifying for free or reduced-price lunch, the data reveals that North Tattnall Middle School stands out as the stronger-performing school in the area.
North Tattnall Middle School has a higher statewide ranking and rating compared to Tattnall County High School, ranking 331 out of 588 Georgia middle schools and receiving a 2-star rating from SchoolDigger. The middle school also has significantly higher proficiency rates on the Georgia Milestones assessments, particularly in Algebra I (95% proficient vs. 36.3% county, 44% state) and 6th grade Math (43.8% proficient vs. 43% county, 34.7% state). Additionally, North Tattnall Middle School has a lower student-teacher ratio of 12.2, compared to 15.2 at Tattnall County High School.
While both schools perform below the state average on most Georgia Milestones assessments, the data suggests that North Tattnall Middle School is the stronger-performing school in the Reidsville area. This may be due in part to the higher spending per student at the middle school ($8,796) compared to the high school ($7,812). The data highlights the need for continued efforts to support and improve student outcomes, particularly at the high school level, in order to ensure all students in Reidsville have access to a high-quality education.
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