Greeneville, TN – Greeneville City Schools has released the 2023-24 School Letter Grades, offering a clear snapshot of how our schools are performing in alignment with the state’s expectations. These grades reflect various metrics, including student achievement and academic growth across all schools, as well as college and career readiness specifically for high schools.
The school letter grades for the 2023-24 academic year are as follows:
EastView Elementary School: A
Hal Henard Elementary School: C
Highland Elementary School: C
Tusculum View Elementary School: A
Greeneville Middle School: A
Greeneville High School: A
Steve Starnes, Director of Schools, stated “Today, we celebrate the progress reflected in our state report card-an achievement made possible by the dedication and hard work of students, educators, and the entire community. While these results show that we are on the right track, they also remind us that the journey of improvement never ends. We are committed to building on our successes, addressing challenges head-on, and striving for even greater excellence in the future. Together, we will continue to evolve and grow, ensuring every student has the opportunity to thrive.”
“We are proud of our schools’ performance as shown in the 2023-24 School Letter Grades and appreciate the effort of our students, families, and educators,” said Richard Tipton, Assistant Director of Greeneville City Schools. “These grades are just one aspect of evaluating school success, providing insight into our strengths and areas for growth. No measure fully defines a school’s or its students’ progress and potential. While we celebrate our achievements, we see this as an opportunity to focus on areas needing refinement.
The school letter grades are determined based on several factors, including:
Student Achievement
Academic Growth
Growth of the Highest-Need Students
College and Career Readiness (for high schools)
GHS is one of only 26 high schools to have earned a level 5 in all four categories.
Tusculum View is one of 82 elementary and middle schools to have earned a level 5 in all three categories.
School letter grades are accessible on the State Report Card website, providing families and stakeholders with valuable information to support continuous improvement.
