High Schools in Anderson County

The two high schools located in Anderson County, Tennessee are Clinton High School and Anderson County High School. While both schools serve grades 9-12, they differ in their student demographics and academic performance.

Clinton High School has a more diverse student population, with 86.15% White, 4% African American, and 5.51% Hispanic students. In contrast, Anderson County High School has a predominantly White student body at 93.15%. Academically, Clinton High School has consistently ranked higher in the statewide SchoolDigger rankings, placing 167th out of 374 Tennessee high schools, compared to Anderson County High School's 194th ranking.

While both schools have similar spending per student, around $10,800, their academic performance varies. Clinton High School has slightly higher proficiency rates in subjects like English II and Algebra II, but Anderson County High School excels in Biology I. Both schools have room for improvement in certain subject areas, and identifying and addressing the underlying factors could be a focus for school improvement efforts in Anderson County.