Summary:
The city of Stockbridge, Georgia is home to 16 schools, including 10 elementary schools, 4 middle schools, and 2 high schools. These schools are part of the Henry County and Rockdale County school districts, which are both ranked in the bottom quarter of districts in the state of Georgia.
Among the standout schools in Stockbridge are General Ray Davis Middle School, which ranks in the top 35% of Georgia middle schools and has particularly strong performance in Algebra I. Woodland High School also performs better than many of its peers, with higher proficiency rates than the county and state averages in several subject areas. Additionally, Woodland Middle School has a 72.3% proficiency rate in Algebra I, significantly higher than the surrounding districts.
However, the data also reveals significant disparities in performance between the higher-performing and lower-performing schools in Stockbridge. For example, Stockbridge High School has proficiency rates below 30% in English Language Arts and Mathematics, while Woodland High School is around 40%. These gaps suggest that factors beyond just funding, such as socioeconomic status, may be playing a significant role in shaping student outcomes across the Stockbridge school system.
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