Stewart County

The Stewart County school district in Tennessee consists of 4 schools, including 2 elementary schools, 1 middle school, and 1 high school. Overall, the district shows a mix of performance, with Stewart County Middle School standing out as the highest-performing school in the area, while Stewart County High School lags behind state averages in many subject areas.

The middle school ranks 146 out of 580 Tennessee middle schools and is rated 4 out of 5 stars, with strong performance across Mathematics, English Language Arts, Science, and Social Studies. In contrast, the high school has lower proficiency rates compared to the state, with only 11.8% of 10th graders proficient or better in Biology I, far below the state average of 36.5%. The two elementary schools, Dover Elementary and North Stewart Elementary, show some variation in their performance, with Dover outperforming North Stewart in several subject areas.

Across the Stewart County district, the student population is predominantly white, ranging from 92.36% to 96.16% white students, with low representation of minority groups. The district also spends above the state average per student, ranging from $8,941 at the high school to $10,800 at Dover Elementary, and maintains relatively low student-teacher ratios. However, without data on free/reduced lunch rates, it's difficult to fully assess the socioeconomic factors that may be impacting academic performance in the district.