Summary:
The city of Warrenton, Georgia is home to three public schools: Freeman Elementary School, Warren County High School, and Warren County Middle School. These schools, which serve students from kindergarten through 12th grade, are part of the Warren County school district.
Based on the data, none of the schools in Warrenton appear to be standout performers. All three schools have significantly lower proficiency rates on standardized tests compared to the state average, with Freeman Elementary School ranking in the bottom 12% of Georgia elementary schools, Warren County High School ranking in the bottom 37% of Georgia high schools, and Warren County Middle School ranking in the bottom 5% of Georgia middle schools. Additionally, the schools have extremely high rates of students qualifying for free or reduced-price lunch, indicating a high-poverty student population.
Despite the relatively low student-teacher ratios and above-average spending per student, the schools in Warrenton continue to struggle. This suggests that the challenges faced by these schools go beyond just funding and resources, and may require targeted interventions and support to address the specific needs of their students. Improving instructional quality, student engagement, and access to resources could be key to driving meaningful improvements in the academic performance of these schools.
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