District Report Card

  • Williamson County Schools (WCS) provides information on the progress of the district and schools in academic achievement, graduation rate, the number of chronic absences and more. Results and direction are provided below in several areas.

  • State Report Card

    The Tennessee Department of Education’s (TDOE) 2022 State Report Card, which provides a profile of each Tennessee school district, shows that Williamson County Schools continues to succeed academically.

    District highlights from the report card’s six performance indicators include:

    • Academic Achievement:
    • Grades 3-5: 70.2% success rate
    • Grades 6-8: 67.9% success rate
    • Grades 9-12: 63.6% success rate
    • Student Growth: 
    • Grades 3-5: Level 5 (out of 5)
    • Grades 6-8: Level 5
    • Grades 9-12: Level 5
    • Chronically Out of School: 13.3% of students
    • Progress on English Learner Proficiency: 59.8% proficiency rate
    • Ready Graduate: 75.3% of graduates (class of 2021)
    • Graduation Rate: 96.2% (class of 2021)

     

    ACT Results

    The ACT standardized test results from the Tennessee Department of Education (TDOE) are based on the highest composite score for each student earning a regular or alternate academic diploma. The WCS Class of 2022 posted an ACT composite of 24.7. The state average composite was 19.1.

    Students who earn at least a 21 composite on the ACT are eligible for the Tennessee HOPE Scholarship. Seventy-five percent of the WCS Class of 2022 met that minimum score requirement. Thirty-five percent of students statewide met the same minimum.

    Forty-nine percent of the WCS Class of 2022 scored at or above all four college readiness benchmarks set by the ACT.

    TCAP Results

    Based on Spring 2022 TCAP results from the TDOE, WCS ranked highest overall in Achievement and End of Course performance. District performance on individual tests and for various student groups is available under State Assessments on TDOE's Data Downloads & Request page.

    Accountability

    Tennessee’s accountability system is based on parameters from the federal Every Student Succeeds Act (ESSA). The system measures districts and schools against multiple indicators: achievement, growth, chronic absenteeism, English learner performance, graduation rates, and ready graduates. WCS was designated an Exemplary District and 29 schools were designated Reward Schools for 2022.

     

    Information is updated every year in late September/early October

     

  • Tennessee Value-Added Assessment System

    The Tennessee Value-Added Assessment System (TVAAS) uses models to measure student growth by comparing a student’s performance with those of similar students on the same assessment.

    The public TVAAS website provides access to school and district growth data and allows visitors for compare data.