CCRPI single score
69.4−6.5 pts
Change vs. 2023–24
All systems
2024–25 scores
Savannah-Chatham County
Savannah-Chatham County's 2024–25 CCRPI fell from the year before. It sits below Georgia's, in the middle third of the region, and about where districts serving similar poverty typically land.
What stands out
What moves the score
Each grade band's score is a fixed mix of its components, so every change and every gap to Georgia splits into what each component added or took away, in points of that band's score. Generated from the published results; every figure is in the tables below.
Year over year · High school
The high-school score fell 8.2 points, led by Closing Gaps
68.6 in 2024–25, down from 76.8. Closing Gaps (90.7 → 29.2) took 6.2 points off it and Progress (90.2 → 85.3) 1.5.
Against Georgia · Middle school
The middle-school score is 14.0 points below Georgia's
64.4 against 78.4 in 2024–25. Closing Gaps (48.7 vs. 86.3) accounts for 5.6 points of the difference and Content Mastery (48.1 vs. 65.6) for 5.2.
Year over year · Middle school
The middle-school score fell 8.2 points, led by Closing Gaps
64.4 in 2024–25, down from 72.6. Closing Gaps (85.2 → 48.7) took 5.5 points off it and Progress (83.6 → 76.5) 2.5.
At a glance
Headline results, 2024–25
vs. Georgia
−8.6 pts
Georgia: 78.0
In the region
10th of 19
Tied with Wayne County. Region average: 71.5
vs. similar poverty
−4.2 pts
Districts with 73% of students economically disadvantaged typically score 73.6.
Year over year
The score over time
The single score against the region's average (each system counted once) and Georgia's, and the grade-band scores it is built from.
| 2022–23 | 2023–24 | 2024–25 | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Savannah-Chatham County | 72.5 | 75.9 | 69.4 |
| Region average | 72.1 | 73.4 | 71.5 |
| Georgia | 74.0 | 78.9 | 78.0 |
| Band | 2022–23 | 2023–24 | 2024–25 | Georgia 2024–25 |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Elementary | 76.1 | 76.9 | 72.2 | 78.6 |
| Middle | 66.2 | 72.6 | 64.4 | 78.4 |
| High | 71.5 | 76.8 | 68.6 | 76.9 |
| Graduation rate | 89.0% | 87.8% | 87.4% | 87.2% |
By component
What each band is made of
The components behind Savannah-Chatham County's 2024–25 band scores. Content Mastery is achievement on state tests; Progress is student growth; Closing Gaps credits improvement among the groups furthest behind; Readiness covers attendance, literacy, and pathway measures. Elementary and middle bands weight them 30, 35, 15 and 20 percent; high school 30, 30, 10 and 15, with the graduation rate as the last 15.
Elementary
- Content Mastery
- 56.4−11.6
- Georgia: 68.0
- Progress
- 82.8−3.3
- Georgia: 86.1
- Closing Gaps
- 69.0−6.0
- Georgia: 75.0
- Readiness
- 79.7−4.4
- Georgia: 84.1
Middle
- Content Mastery
- 48.1−17.5
- Georgia: 65.6
- Progress
- 76.5−6.6
- Georgia: 83.1
- Closing Gaps
- 48.7−37.6
- Georgia: 86.3
- Readiness
- 79.4−3.8
- Georgia: 83.2
High
- Content Mastery
- 54.9−14.3
- Georgia: 69.2
- Progress
- 85.3+3.1
- Georgia: 82.2
- Closing Gaps
- 29.2−42.1
- Georgia: 71.3
- Readiness
- 69.9−5.5
- Georgia: 75.4
Savannah-Chatham CountyGeorgiaThe signed figure is the district's distance from Georgia.
Schools
Every school
Savannah-Chatham County's schools ranked by their own 2024–25 single score, with each school's band scores alongside. Select a school for its Georgia Milestones dashboard.
Rank
School
CCRPI single score
vs. Georgia
vs. 2023–24
Elem
Middle
High
1, tied
92.9
+14.9 pts vs. Georgia
+7.2 pts vs. 2023–24
— elementary
— middle
92.9 high
1, tied
92.9
+14.9 pts vs. Georgia
+2.4 pts vs. 2023–24
— elementary
— middle
92.9 high
3
92.4
+14.4 pts vs. Georgia
+0.0 pts vs. 2023–24
— elementary
— middle
92.4 high
4
Esther F. Garrison School for the ArtsElementary and middle
87.7
+9.7 pts vs. Georgia
−3.0 pts vs. 2023–24
82.2 elementary
95.2 middle
— high
5
85.3
+7.3 pts vs. Georgia
+6.0 pts vs. 2023–24
— elementary
85.3 middle
— high
6, tied
Coastal Middle SchoolMiddle
85.0
+7.0 pts vs. Georgia
+0.3 pts vs. 2023–24
— elementary
85.0 middle
— high
6, tied
Tybee Island Maritime Academy SchoolElementary and middle
85.0
+7.0 pts vs. Georgia
−1.8 pts vs. 2023–24
86.7 elementary
81.8 middle
— high
8
Marshpoint Elementary SchoolElementary
84.8
+6.8 pts vs. Georgia
−5.2 pts vs. 2023–24
84.8 elementary
— middle
— high
9, tied
Garden City Elementary SchoolElementary
83.5
+5.5 pts vs. Georgia
+11.0 pts vs. 2023–24
83.5 elementary
— middle
— high
9, tied
Savannah Classical Academy Charter SchoolElementary and middle
83.5
+5.5 pts vs. Georgia
−9.7 pts vs. 2023–24
79.3 elementary
96.6 middle
— high
11
Rice Creek SchoolElementary and middle
80.7
+2.7 pts vs. Georgia
+7.5 pts vs. 2023–24
83.6 elementary
74.6 middle
— high
12
Gould Elementary SchoolElementary
80.4
+2.4 pts vs. Georgia
+16.9 pts vs. 2023–24
80.4 elementary
— middle
— high
13
Jacob G. Smith Elementary SchoolElementary
80.0
+2.0 pts vs. Georgia
+6.9 pts vs. 2023–24
80.0 elementary
— middle
— high
14
Hesse SchoolElementary and middle
79.9
+1.9 pts vs. Georgia
+3.8 pts vs. 2023–24
82.2 elementary
74.7 middle
— high
15
Georgetown SchoolElementary and middle
78.9
+0.9 pts vs. Georgia
−0.9 pts vs. 2023–24
74.9 elementary
87.8 middle
— high
16
78.8
+0.8 pts vs. Georgia
−8.7 pts vs. 2023–24
— elementary
— middle
78.8 high
18
Windsor Forest Elementary SchoolElementary
77.9
−0.1 pts vs. Georgia
+16.7 pts vs. 2023–24
77.9 elementary
— middle
— high
19
May Howard Elementary SchoolElementary
77.7
−0.3 pts vs. Georgia
−10.5 pts vs. 2023–24
77.7 elementary
— middle
— high
20
Heard Elementary SchoolElementary
76.9
−1.1 pts vs. Georgia
+12.8 pts vs. 2023–24
76.9 elementary
— middle
— high
22
Godley Station SchoolElementary and middle
74.3
−3.7 pts vs. Georgia
+0.1 pts vs. 2023–24
74.2 elementary
74.4 middle
— high
23
73.9
−4.1 pts vs. Georgia
−4.0 pts vs. 2023–24
— elementary
— middle
73.9 high
24
West Chatham Elementary SchoolElementary
73.0
−5.0 pts vs. Georgia
+7.7 pts vs. 2023–24
73.0 elementary
— middle
— high
25
Hodge Elementary SchoolElementary
72.5
−5.5 pts vs. Georgia
−3.5 pts vs. 2023–24
72.5 elementary
— middle
— high
26
Bloomingdale Elementary SchoolElementary
70.5
−7.5 pts vs. Georgia
−9.6 pts vs. 2023–24
70.5 elementary
— middle
— high
27
Ellis Elementary SchoolElementary and middle
69.3
−8.7 pts vs. Georgia
−4.2 pts vs. 2023–24
65.5 elementary
80.7 middle
— high
28
Gadsden Elementary SchoolElementary
68.9
−9.1 pts vs. Georgia
+11.4 pts vs. 2023–24
68.9 elementary
— middle
— high
30
67.1
−10.9 pts vs. Georgia
−1.6 pts vs. 2023–24
— elementary
— middle
67.1 high
31, tied
Andrea B Williams Elementary SchoolElementary
64.8
−13.2 pts vs. Georgia
−7.2 pts vs. 2023–24
64.8 elementary
— middle
— high
31, tied
64.8
−13.2 pts vs. Georgia
−0.2 pts vs. 2023–24
— elementary
64.8 middle
— high
33, tied
Coastal Empire Montessori Charter SchoolElementary
64.3
−13.7 pts vs. Georgia
−3.9 pts vs. 2023–24
64.3 elementary
— middle
— high
33, tied
Pooler Elementary SchoolElementary
64.3
−13.7 pts vs. Georgia
−6.5 pts vs. 2023–24
64.3 elementary
— middle
— high
35
Southwest Elementary SchoolElementary
63.0
−15.0 pts vs. Georgia
+6.6 pts vs. 2023–24
63.0 elementary
— middle
— high
36
Susie King Taylor Community SchoolElementary and middle
62.7
−15.3 pts vs. Georgia
−11.4 pts vs. 2023–24
68.1 elementary
46.3 middle
— high
37
Shuman Elementary SchoolElementary
61.3
−16.7 pts vs. Georgia
−18.5 pts vs. 2023–24
61.3 elementary
— middle
— high
38
Pulaski Elementary SChoolElementary and middle
60.7
−17.3 pts vs. Georgia
−21.0 pts vs. 2023–24
61.8 elementary
57.0 middle
— high
40
Butler Elementary SchoolElementary
59.4
−18.6 pts vs. Georgia
−8.9 pts vs. 2023–24
59.4 elementary
— middle
— high
41
Otis J Brock III Elementary SchoolElementary
58.8
−19.2 pts vs. Georgia
−14.9 pts vs. 2023–24
58.8 elementary
— middle
— high
42
New Hampstead K-8 SchoolElementary and middle
58.6
−19.4 pts vs. Georgia
−23.5 pts vs. 2023–24
59.4 elementary
57.2 middle
— high
43
58.3
−19.7 pts vs. Georgia
−11.4 pts vs. 2023–24
58.3 elementary
— middle
— high
44
DeRenne Middle SchoolMiddle
57.2
−20.8 pts vs. Georgia
+1.6 pts vs. 2023–24
— elementary
57.2 middle
— high
45
56.9
−21.1 pts vs. Georgia
−7.8 pts vs. 2023–24
— elementary
56.9 middle
— high
46
55.8
−22.2 pts vs. Georgia
−11.0 pts vs. 2023–24
64.3 elementary
50.7 middle
55.9 high
47
White Bluff Elementary SchoolElementary
55.7
−22.3 pts vs. Georgia
−13.3 pts vs. 2023–24
55.7 elementary
— middle
— high
48
Haven Elementary SchoolElementary
54.2
−23.8 pts vs. Georgia
−10.9 pts vs. 2023–24
54.2 elementary
— middle
— high
49, tied
Isle of Hope SchoolElementary and middle
53.9
−24.1 pts vs. Georgia
−6.3 pts vs. 2023–24
52.8 elementary
55.8 middle
— high
49, tied
53.9
−24.1 pts vs. Georgia
−10.0 pts vs. 2023–24
— elementary
— middle
53.9 high
52
Myers Middle SchoolMiddle
52.2
−25.8 pts vs. Georgia
−9.7 pts vs. 2023–24
— elementary
52.2 middle
— high
53
Hubert Middle SchoolMiddle
52.1
−25.9 pts vs. Georgia
−5.1 pts vs. 2023–24
— elementary
52.1 middle
— high
54
Southwest Middle SchoolMiddle
48.4
−29.6 pts vs. Georgia
−15.4 pts vs. 2023–24
— elementary
48.4 middle
— high
55
Mercer Middle SchoolMiddle
47.3
−30.7 pts vs. Georgia
−12.7 pts vs. 2023–24
— elementary
47.3 middle
— high
—
Henderson E Formey Jr Early Learning CenterElementary
—
— vs. Georgia
— vs. 2023–24
— elementary
— middle
— high
—
—
— vs. Georgia
— vs. 2023–24
— elementary
— middle
— high
Georgia average single score (78.0)Band columns compare only within a band.Bars run 0–100.
Source: Georgia School Grades Reports data published by the Governor's Office of Education and Workforce Strategy. The single score runs 0–100; Georgia suspended CCRPI scores for 2019-20 through 2021-22 under federal COVID waivers, so history starts at 2022–23. The component split uses the published component scores; a band is only split where they reproduce its published score. Region comparison · Milestones dashboard