2024 Georgia Milestones test results: See how your school scored (updated)

UPDATED (Sept. 30, 2024): On Monday, the Georgia Department of Education released data from the Math portion of the latest Georgia Milestones standardized tests. The results show an improvement after the state overhauled its math content standards.

Earlier in July, the state released results for third grade reading and English Language Arts. Those results showed continued gains in the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic and fears that a generation of students was falling behind.

Use the tables below to search for your school’s scores for eighth grade math, third grade reading and English Language Arts.

About the Author

How we should better comprehend ‘grade-level’ reading

Standardized tests are typically the basis for establishing grade level. But test scores themselves don’t indicate grade-level ability.

Georgia GOP wants to lower property taxes. They need help from Democrats.

Republicans want to put more than a hundred tax-cutting referendums on the ballot this fall. But they'll need some Democrats to vote with them to make it happen.

GUEST COLUMN

Georgians trust their elections. Lawmakers must make sure to keep it that way.

Most Georgia Republicans and Democrats say they trust the integrity of the elections system. As lawmakers prepare to meet in special session, they need to respect that trust.

The Latest

Credit: Abbey Cutrer/AJC

Atlanta, Decatur schools owed millions in sales tax funds after paperwork error

Most Ga. counties take a school tax collection fee. In Cobb, it could be illegal.

Georgia Tech President Ángel Cabrera stepping down to head Aspen Institute

Featured

Credit: GoFundMe

Atlanta man freed after two decades behind bars for crime he didn’t commit

Marquez Powell spent nearly 21 years in prison, but new DNA evidence proved his innocence, according to the Georgia Innocence Project.

1h ago

AJC VARSITY

Raised in football, now following dad’s footsteps. 5 coaches share their journey.

For Father’s Day, The Atlanta Journal-Constitution checks in with five high school coaches across the state whose fathers were coaching greats in Georgia.

GRIDLOCK GUY

Atlanta gets a win for World Cup traffic not being worse

Atlanta's first World Cup game brought heavy traffic to roads and MARTA stations during a commuting workday. Plans to accommodate the crush of fans largely held up.