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Carrollton Middle-Upper Elementary School

#6 in Best Public Elementary Schools in Carroll County
  • A-
    Overall Grade
  • Public
  • 4-6
  • Carrollton, GA
  • 10 reviews
    A-
    Overall Niche Grade
    How are grades calculated?
    1. Academics
      B
    2. Diversity
      A+
    3. Teachers
      A
    Carrollton Middle-Upper Elementary School is a highly rated, public school located in Carrollton, GA. It has 1,112 students in grades 4-6 with a student-teacher ratio of 17 to 1. According to state test scores, 40% of students are at least proficient in math and 40% in reading.
    Address
    151 Tom Reeve Dr
    Carrollton, GA 30117
    Telephone
    (770) 830-0997
    Website
    carrolltoncityschools.net

    Carrollton Middle-Upper Elementary School Rankings

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    Academics

    Percent Proficient - Reading
    40%
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    Percent Proficient - Math
    40%
    Living in the Area
    B+
    Overall Niche Grade
    How are grades calculated?
    1. Cost of Living
      B+
    2. Good for Families
      B+
    3. Housing
      B
    Median Household Income
    $46,844
    National
    $55,322
    Median Rent
    $820
    National
    $949
    Median Home Value
    $119,600
    National
    $184,700

    Students

    Diversity
    A+
    Based on racial and economic diversity and survey responses on school culture and diversity from students and parents.
    Students
    1,112
    Free or Reduced Lunch
    64%
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    Teachers

    Student-Teacher Ratio
    17:1
    National
    17:1
    Average Teacher Salary
    $54,714
    Teachers in First/Second Year
    8.2%
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    My child attends Carrollton Middle School, and it has been a very positive experience. Teachers have pushed him to work to his potential. They challenge him academically and help him to grow socially. The staff is amazing and truly cares about kids!
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    I transferred my child to a private school at the beginning of his middle school years. He was put into a class where he was not challenged and had many children with known behavior problems. My child was a pawn to make the "numbers work". The school was not at all accommodating in trying to get my child in to a class where he would be more challenged, academically. We decided to transfer him to a private school. He could barely read when we left Carrollton and within 2-3 weeks at his new school his reading had improved DRAMATICALLY!! Carrollton needs to worry more about the child instead of the numbers for state requirements/funding.
    The children seem to all get along well. Carrollton is very diverse racially and economically. The children, especially in the elementary and middle school years, seem to form friendships that look beyond their differences. By junior high, I believe prejudices begin to emerge on all angles, however, it is not in a threatening manner but more of a social manner.