Beaufort, SC – In a wave of optimism, Beaufort County schools are celebrating some fantastic achievements as the 2023-24 report cards were released. For the *first time since 2018*, no schools in the county earned an *unsatisfactory* ranking, marking a significant milestone for students, teachers, and the entire community.
So, what do the numbers reveal? Over half of the schools in the county received ratings of either *Good* or *Excellent*, which is a notable increase from the *44%* seen last year. Specifically, twelve schools reported being rated as *Excellent*, while six managed to score a *Good* rating. The majority, however, fell under the *Average* category, with some schools still wrestling to improve their performance.
To put it bluntly, the students and educators are *making strides*! Eight out of nine middle schools reported improvements or maintained their previous performance, showcasing that hard work is truly paying off. The district also indicated robust readiness for college and careers, with an astounding *82.8%* of high school seniors prepared to take on their next challenges.
Speaking of high school seniors, the graduation rate peaked at a record *88.6%*, reflecting the commitment of both students and teachers to succeed. It’s an encouraging trend that paints a bright future ahead for Beaufort County’s youth.
Looking towards the future, the school district has ambitious plans on the horizon. With a *$14.9 million federal grant*, the district intends to expand the North of the Broad Magnet School Assistance program to *Hilton Head Island Schools*. This initiative aims to bring even more specialized programs and resources to students.
Additionally, the district is prioritizing support for its growing number of multilingual learners through a *$2.3 million Catalyst Grant*. With nearly *4,500* multilingual students in the mix, these extended learning opportunities will cater to their unique needs, enhancing educational equality for everyone.
For those curious about how individual schools are performing, here’s a breakdown of the *2022-23 school year* ratings:
The district is certainly moving in the right direction, and this progress is a collective victory for students, parents, and teachers alike. It’s clear the community’s investment in education is resonating throughout Beaufort County.
As we look ahead, it’s essential for everyone to remain engaged and supportive of our local schools. With the future looking brighter than ever, there are numerous opportunities for each student to thrive, learn, and achieve their dreams. Keep an eye out for more exciting developments in Beaufort County Schools as they work to keep these positive trends going!
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