2024-25 Public School Report Card Released
Includes County, Area Schools’ Letter Grades
From the Dec 30, 2025 e-EditionNASHVILLE (December 18) — The Tennessee Department of Education released the 2024-25 State Report Card, including the 2024-25 School Letter Grades, for families and users to learn more about how districts and schools are performing across the state.
The State Report Card provides families, education leaders, elected officials and the public with a variety of interactive displays to inform tailored strategies and investments to support students and schools. Users can find resources available on the department’s website, including the State Report Card Overview and the State Report Card highlight video, to learn how to best utilize the tool.
“The 2024-25 State Report Card celebrates the progress and achievements of public schools and districts across Tennessee, empowering families and communities with the knowledge to support every student’s success,” said Lizzette Reynolds, Commissioner of Education. “We are inspired by the dedication of schools that excelled in School Letter Grades and are making a meaningful difference for students. We invite all Tennesseans to join us in supporting, uplifting, and advancing the growth of every school in our state.”
School Letter Grades provide a snapshot of how each school in the state is performing, including student achievement and academic growth measures for all schools, as well as a measure of college and career readiness just for high schools.
Letter grades are decided based on four main indicators: achievement, growth, growth for highest need students, and (if applicable) college and career readiness.
Statewide, 355 schools received an overall A letter grade, and 483 schools received an overall B letter grade. Four Carroll County schools received overall B letter grades.
Here’s a look at area schools’ grades from the 2024-25 school year.
McKenzie Elementary School: B, 491 students enrolled
McKenzie Middle School: D, 378 students enrolled
McKenzie High School: B, 366 students enrolled
Huntingdon Primary School: C, 399 students enrolled
Huntingdon Middle School: C, 467 students enrolled
Huntingdon High School: C, 403 students enrolled
Clarksburg School, Pre-K–12: C, 313 students enrolled
Hollow Rock-Bruceton Central Elementary School: B, 245 students enrolled
Hollow Rock-Bruceton Central High School: B, 345 students enrolled
West Carroll Primary School: no letter grade issued, 156 students enrolled
West Carroll Elementary School: C, 222 students enrolled
West Carroll Jr/Sr High School: C, 302 students enrolled
Gleason School, Pre-K–12: C, 382 students enrolled
In the e-Edition
McKenzie Banner December 30, 2025
Dec 30, 2025 · Read the full issue →
Related Stories

Huntingdon Town Council to Consider Contract for Tennis/Pickleball Courts
HUNTINGDON — Huntingdon is set to significantly enhance its recreational offerings with the approval of a grant application for a new tennis and pickleball complex. In March, the town council authorized the submission of the 2026 Local Parks and Recreation Fund (LPRF) grant…
Aug 25, 2026
Gibson County Woman Sentenced to 10 Years In Federal Prison for Child Sex Trafficking
JACKSON (August 21) — Brittany Gail Weeks, 28, formerly of Milan, Tenn., was sentenced to 120 months in prison for transporting a minor in interstate commerce with intent that the minor engage in prostitution. United States Attorney D. Michael Dunavant, of the Western District of…
Aug 24, 2026
TVA Board Approves New Data Center Rates
MEMPHIS, Tenn. — The Tennessee Valley Authority (TVA) Board of Directors has voted unanimously to establish a dedicated rate structure targeting the region’s growing boom of energy-intensive data centers. The decision, approved during the board’s quarterly business meeting in…
Aug 24, 2026

TVA Board Approves New Data Center Rates
MEMPHIS, Tenn. — The Tennessee Valley Authority (TVA) Board of Directors has voted unanimously to establish a dedicated rate structure targeting the region’s growing boom of energy-intensive data centers. The decision, approved during the board’s quarterly business meeting in…
Aug 24, 2026
