The Greeneville City Schools and Greene County Schools each announced Friday that both districts have earned the highest possible Tennessee Value-Added Assessment System (TVAAS) Composite Score of Level 5, reflecting exceptional academic growth across nearly all grade levels and subjects during the 2024-25 school year.
The Tennessee Value-Added Assessment System measures how much students grow academically in a year, regardless of whether they are already high-achieving or working toward grade-level expectations. Level 5 indicates that there was significantly more growth than the state’s growth expectations.
Greene County Schools received Level 5 scores in composite, literacy, numeracy, science and social studies, with six schools earning school-wide composite growth scores of 5. Greeneville City Schools were Level 5 in all subjects except literacy.
In the county, individual schools that earned Composite Level 5 scores were Baileyton, Chuckey and Mosheim elementary schools, along with Chuckey-Doak, South Greene and West Greene middle schools. In the city, Hal Henard and Tusculum View were Level 5 along with Greeneville Middle and High schools.
The TVAAS data can be found here.
