High Schools in Haralson County

Haralson County, Georgia is home to two public high schools: Haralson County High School and Haralson County Rebel Academy. Haralson County High School stands out as the stronger performer, with an impressive 99.0% four-year graduation rate that significantly exceeds the state average. While the school's performance on state assessments is generally on par with or slightly below county and state averages, it has particular strengths in subjects like Biology.

In contrast, Haralson County Rebel Academy is a much smaller virtual high school serving only 28 students. Its performance on the United States History assessment is notably lower than the county and state averages. Both schools serve a high proportion of economically disadvantaged students, with over 84% of students receiving free or reduced-price lunch, highlighting the need for targeted resources and support to ensure equitable opportunities for academic success.

The difference in spending per student between the two schools, with Haralson County High School spending $10,488 per student compared to $7,818 per student at Haralson County Rebel Academy, may contribute to the performance gap. Additionally, Haralson County Rebel Academy's higher student-teacher ratio of 21.5 compared to 13.6 at Haralson County High School could be a factor in its lower academic outcomes. Overall, the data suggests Haralson County is home to a standout high school in Haralson County High School, but also highlights the need for equitable funding and resources to support all students in the district.