Summary:
The city of Mount Juliet, Tennessee is home to two high-performing high schools, Green Hill High School and Mt. Juliet High School, both of which consistently rank among the top schools in the state of Tennessee and serve students in grades 9-12.
Both schools have diverse student populations, with Green Hill High School having a student body that is 81.29% White, 5.66% African American, 8.12% Hispanic, and 2.41% Asian, while Mt. Juliet High School has a student body that is 74.04% White, 8.94% African American, 10.84% Hispanic, and 3.18% Asian. Both schools consistently outperform the Wilson County and Tennessee state averages on proficiency rates for state assessments, with Green Hill High School ranking 56th out of 374 Tennessee high schools and Mt. Juliet High School ranking 89th.
While both schools are well-resourced, with Mt. Juliet High School having a higher per-student spending of $9,997 compared to $7,481 for Green Hill High School, the schools also differ in their student-teacher ratios, with Mt. Juliet High School having a lower ratio of 17.7 compared to 18.8 for Green Hill High School. These factors, along with the schools' strong academic performance, suggest that both Green Hill High School and Mt. Juliet High School are providing an excellent education to the students of Mount Juliet.
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