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

Browse the latest statewide Math, ELA and reading results in searchable interactive tables
On Friday, the Georgia Department of Education released data from the latest Georgia Milestones standardized tests. (Brant Sanderlin/AJC file)
On Friday, the Georgia Department of Education released data from the latest Georgia Milestones standardized tests. (Brant Sanderlin/AJC file)
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July 26, 2024

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.

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