High Schools in Walton County

The Walton County school district in Georgia is home to three high schools: Loganville High School, Walnut Grove High School, and Monroe Area High School. Based on the available data, Loganville High School stands out as the top-performing school in the district, consistently ranking higher than the other two schools in the state-wide SchoolDigger rankings and boasting the highest four-year graduation rate at 96.1%.

Academically, Loganville High School outperforms the Walton County and Georgia averages across all Milestones Assessment subjects, with the highest proficiency rates. Walnut Grove High School also performs above the district and state averages in most subjects, but lags behind Loganville High School. In contrast, Monroe Area High School has the lowest proficiency rates among the three schools, falling below the district and state averages in several subjects.

While Monroe Area High School has the highest spending per student at $10,376, this higher investment does not translate to better academic performance. Additionally, the student-teacher ratio does not appear to be a significant factor in the schools' performance, as the school with the lowest ratio, Walnut Grove High School, is not the top performer. The data suggests that the free and reduced lunch rates may be a contributing factor to the performance differences, with Loganville High School having the lowest percentage of students from low-income families.