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Georgia Early Literacy · 2025–26

Chattahoochee-Flint RESA

Schools
49
School systems
17
Served by LRG coaches
27
At risk, K–3, fall → spring
28.8% → 21.0%
Spring vs. Georgia (17.6%)
+3.4
Across the year

Students at risk, fall to spring

The share of students each school's screener flagged as at risk of not reaching grade-level reading, in the average school, with Georgia's figures for reference.

  • Kindergarten
    29.7%to15.8%
    −13.9 pts fall to spring
    47 schools · Georgia 21.0% → 14.6%
  • Grade 1
    26.4%to21.8%
    −4.6 pts fall to spring
    47 schools · Georgia 21.2% → 18.1%
  • Grade 2
    29.6%to22.1%
    −7.5 pts fall to spring
    47 schools · Georgia 23.9% → 19.3%
  • Grade 3
    29.3%to24.5%
    −4.8 pts fall to spring
    46 schools · Georgia 22.9% → 18.5%
Percent of students at risk, needing a tiered reading support plan, and screened, in the average school, kindergarten through third grade combined, by screening window.
Measure (K–3)FallWinterSpringFall to spring
At risk — of not reaching grade-level readingGeorgia: 22.3% → 17.6%28.8%20.5%21.0%−7.8 pts
Support plan — needing a tiered reading support planGeorgia: 15.1% → 14.5%18.6%10.3%12.0%−6.6 pts
Screened — of students screenedGeorgia: 96.0% → 95.9%91.1%91.6%91.2%+0.1 pts
Let's Read, Georgia!

Schools served by LRG coaches and the rest

LRG coaches served 27 of Chattahoochee-Flint RESA's 49 schools in 2025–26.

Across kindergarten through third grade, the share of students at risk in the average LRG-served school fell 6.9 points (26.2% to 19.3%); in the average other school it fell 8.6 points (31.7% to 23.1%).

The widest difference is in grade 2: LRG-served schools fell 5.1 points, other schools fell 10.1 points. Served schools started the year lower (26.8% against 32.6%) and finished at 21.7% against 22.5%.

Schools served by LRG coachesOther schools
  • Kindergarten
    % of students at risk, average school
  • Grade 1
    % of students at risk, average school
  • Grade 2
    % of students at risk, average school
  • Grade 3
    % of students at risk, average school
Percent of students at risk in the average school, fall and spring, for schools served by LRG coaches and for other schools, by grade.
GradeLRG-served (27)Other schools (22)Difference
FallSpringChangeFallSpringChange
Kindergarten27.5%12.7%−14.832.3%19.2%−13.1−1.7 pts
Grade 123.3%20.6%−2.730.0%23.2%−6.8+4.1 pts
Grade 226.8%21.7%−5.132.6%22.5%−10.1+5.0 pts
Grade 327.2%22.1%−5.131.9%27.4%−4.5−0.6 pts
K–3 combined26.2%19.3%−6.931.7%23.1%−8.6+1.7 pts

Difference is the served schools' change minus the other schools' change. Below zero, the share at risk fell further (or rose less) in LRG-served schools. Counts in the headings are all schools; each grade uses the schools that reported it in all three windows.

A comparison of two groups, not a measure of what coaching caused. See About the data.

By school system

Every school system in Chattahoochee-Flint RESA

Listed alphabetically. A one-school system's figures are that school's own.

Percent of kindergarten through third-grade students at risk in the average school, fall and spring, by School system.
School systemSchoolsLRG-servedScreenerAt risk, K–30–55%FallSpringChange
Chattahoochee County11Amira ISIP3.8%1.8%−2.0
Clay County11Star36.0%32.3%−3.7
Crisp County11mCLASS DIBELS 89.8%3.3%−6.5
Dooly County11i-Ready24.8%28.5%+3.7
Furlow Charter School11Amira ISIP19.8%12.5%−7.3
Macon County11Amira ISIP13.0%17.5%+4.5
Marion County11Amira ISIP33.0%26.0%−7.0
Muscogee County319Star34.2%25.0%−9.2
Quitman County11Star48.8%16.3%−32.5
Randolph County11Amira ISIP———
Schley County11Amira ISIP11.5%2.5%−9.0
Southwest Georgia S.T.E.M. Charter Academy11Amira ISIP0.3%1.5%+1.2
Stewart County11i-Ready5.3%1.8%−3.5
Sumter County22Star44.0%33.3%−10.7
Talbot County11i-Ready25.0%24.0%−1.0
Taylor County22Amira ISIP7.3%5.0%−2.3
Webster County11mCLASS DIBELS 82.5%3.8%+1.3

FallSpringGeorgia, springAverage school, K–3 combined; change in percentage points. A dash means no school reported a grade in all three windows.

Missing results: Randolph County Elementary School, Randolph County (no fall results). These schools drop out of fall-to-spring changes for the grades affected.