Summary:
The city of Pigeon Forge, Tennessee is home to three schools: two middle schools (Pigeon Forge Junior High School and Pigeon Forge Intermediate) and one high school (Pigeon Forge High School). These schools serve a diverse student population within the Sevier County district.
Among the standout schools, Pigeon Forge High School ranks the highest, at 175 out of 384 Tennessee high schools, and has the highest 3-star rating from SchoolDigger. The school also performed relatively well on several test score metrics, such as 33.6% proficiency in English II for 10th grade, compared to the state average of 52.2%. Pigeon Forge Intermediate also stood out, with strong performance in mathematics and science proficiency, exceeding the state averages in these areas.
However, the schools in Pigeon Forge generally underperformed the state and county averages on most test score metrics, indicating a need for improvement in academic achievement. The schools also showed significant disparities in spending per student, with Pigeon Forge High School spending around $5,000 more per student than the middle schools. Despite these challenges, the schools benefit from relatively low student-teacher ratios, which could provide more individualized attention and support for students.
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