The Georgia Department of Education released the graduation rates Monday and noted that 134 school districts reported graduation rates of 90% or above.
The state average of 87.2% is up from 85.4% in 2024 and an all-time high since 2011, when the state began using a calculation required by federal law.
Sixty districts in the state recorded rates at or above 95%.
Here are some of the local district graduation that have been released by the districts so far. Many of these graduation rates are record highs:
- Atlanta Public Schools: 90.5%
- Bartow County Public Schools: 95.4%
- Clarke County School District: 83%
- Clayton County Public Schools: 86.3%
- Cobb County Public Schools: 89.2%
- DeKalb Public Schools: 81.4%
- Forsyth County Public Schools: 97.0%
- Fulton County Public Schools: 91.9%
- Henry County Public Schools: 89.8%
- Marietta City Schools: 92.2%
- Newton County Public Schools: 90.5%
- Rockdale County Public Schools: 89.52%
- Troup County School System: 93.5%
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