Milestones – All Georgia High Schools Ranked by Proficiency

Res ipsa loquitur.  Here are all the Georgia high schools ranked by their Georgia Milestone results.  The ranking is the percentage of students that met proficiency in the coursework tested.
It is noteworthy that DeKalb has 3 schools in the top 30.  I would also note that 2 of the 3 schools have relatively small graduating classes when compared to the high achieving schools around the state.
Milestones Results – Distinguished Learners
Milestones Results – Georgia Elementary School Rankings – Distinguished Learners
Milestones Results – Proficient Learners
Milestones Results – Georgia Elementary School Rankings – Proficient Learners
Milestones Results – Georgia Middle School Rankings – Proficient Learners
Milestones Results – Georgia High School Rankings – Proficient Learners
Milestones Results – DeKalb Elementary Schools – Proficient Learners
Milestones Results – DeKalb Middle Schools – Proficient Learners
 Milestones Results – Metro Atlanta School Districts – Proficient Learners  (Elementary and Middle School)
Spring 2015 EOG School.zip Spring 2015 EOG School.zip (Elementary and Middle School)
Spring 2015 EOG System.zip Spring 2015 EOG System.zip (Elementary and Middle School)​
Spring 2015 EOC School.zip Spring 2015 EOC School.zip (High School)
Spring 2015 EOC System.zip Spring 2015 EOC System.zip (High School)
Percentage of students proficient in the coursework
The following chart ranks all high schools by the percentage of “Proficient Learners”
Proficient Learners – Proficient Learners are students that demonstrate proficiency in the knowledge and skills necessary for this course, as specified in Georgia’s content standards.
Graduating Class – This chart details the number of students  in the 2015 4 year cohort as well as how many students graduated from that cohort for that high school.
.pdf link icon  All Georgia High Schools Ranked









3 responses to “Milestones – All Georgia High Schools Ranked by Proficiency

  1. Thank you, Stan, for organizing and sharing the data so we can start to make sense of it all. This is a great resource!

  2. Good for high schools, etc, but so many #’s become like the forest being hidden by the trees. What is best listing to compare for high school aggregates by County/city school districts? Also hs graduation rates by system. is it data such as used for the Columbus- Ledger series focusing on Muscogee co & Columbus metro but also with comparatives for peer groups ie Bibb, Chatham & Richmond. tnx for work.

  3. Hey Bob,
    I have the data for comparing school districts, but thus far I have only published ES & MS Milestones Results for Metro Atlanta Districts. Comparing districts by high schools would be a good one. I’ve also just been using the data for Proficient Learners and above. I would like to break down the data by the percentage of Distinguished Learners the schools are producing.
    I don’t get a lot out of the 2015 Graduation Rates. They are artificially high due to the elimination of the GHSGT (Georgia High School Graduation Test). I collected graduation rate commentary and published the DeKalb HS grad rates.
    I’ll start including more Muscogee, Bibb, Chatham and Richmond school district information.