High Schools in Bartow County

The Bartow County school district in Georgia is home to three high schools: Cass High School, Woodland High School, and Adairsville High School. These schools serve students in grades 9-12 and offer a range of academic and extracurricular opportunities.

Among the three high schools, Adairsville High School stands out as the top performer, with the highest four-year graduation rate at 96.6% and strong proficiency rates in several Milestones Assessments, including American Literature and Composition, Biology, and United States History. Woodland High School also excels, ranking 144 out of 458 Georgia high schools and having the highest proficiency rates in Algebra I and United States History. In contrast, Cass High School has the lowest graduation rate and the highest free/reduced lunch rate among the three schools, which may contribute to its lower Milestones Assessment proficiency rates.

The spending per student also varies significantly, with Adairsville High School spending the most at $9,529 per student, compared to $8,428 for Woodland High School and $8,298 for Cass High School. The student-teacher ratios are relatively similar across the three schools, with Woodland High School having the lowest ratio at 17.1.