Hall County School District announces graduation rate topping state average
The Hall County School District has announced a 4-year cohort graduation rate of 88.49% for the 2025 school year, besting the state average of 87.2%.
“This year’s graduation results reflect the incredible effort of our students, families, and educators from kindergarten through graduation day,” Superintendent Will Schofield said. “We continue to see steady growth, particularly among groups of students that represent the heart of who we are as a community. These results affirm the power of persistence, teamwork, and a relentless belief in every student’s ability to succeed.”
The school district's performance outpaces state averages in key subgroups, demonstrating strong results across diverse populations.
Highlights of the 2025 4-year graduation cohort report include:
- Economically Disadvantaged Students: 90.39%, above the state average of 86.0%.
- Hispanic Students: 85.21%, above the state average of 82.3%.
- White Students: 92.62%, above the state average of 89.5%.
- Black Students: 85.71%, slightly below the state average of 86.7%, but reflecting an increase from the county’s 2024 rate of 81.6%.
- Students with Disabilities: 84.07%, a gain from 73.1% in 2024, and above the state average of 78.4%.
- English Learners: 79.35%, up from 69.9% in 2024 and well above the state average of 72.7%.
“These gains, particularly among our students with disabilities, English Learners, and Hispanic students, are worth celebrating. They represent years of hard work, intentional focus, and a deep belief that all students can achieve at high levels,” Assistant Superintendent for Teaching and Learning, Suzanne Jarrard said. “At the same time, our mission remains clear—Character, Competency, and Rigor for All. We will continue striving to close gaps and ensure that every student leaves Hall County Schools prepared for success.”
