Georgia's high school graduation rate improved to an all-time high of 85.4% for the graduating class of 2024. This is up one percentage point from last year’s graduation rate.
Toombs County High School is among the standouts in the state, with a graduation rate of 94.6%. The grad rate at Toombs County High School highlights the effectiveness of the school's educational programs, student support services, and extracurricular activities. With a focus on academic excellence and personal development, the Toombs County High School is providing students with the tools and guidance necessary to succeed in life beyond high school.
Toombs County High School Principal, Mrs. Marissa Morris, responded to the graduation rate results and stated, “I am immensely proud of Toombs County High School's Class of 2024 four-year cohort graduation rate of 94.6%. This achievement is a direct reflection of and testament to the hard work, dedication, and commitment demonstrated by our students, our staff members in our entire school system, our families, and our community as well as the continuous support from our system level and our Board of Education members. Toombs County High School not only exceeded the state average for Georgia of 85.4%, but we are also among the districts across the state that have achieved graduation rates above 90%. This is the 6th year in a row TCHS has achieved a graduation rate above 90%.”
The Toombs County School System is committed to continuous improvement and strives for all students to successfully complete their high school journey. The 94.6% graduation rate is not only a reflection of the hard work of the students and faculty but also of our community's commitment to education. Local support from parents, community members, and organizations has played a vital role in promoting a culture of learning and achievement within the school system.