Bulloch County ACT Test Averages Outperform National Average

The average Bulloch County student who took the ACT test outperformed the national averages in all five categories, recently released data shows.  

On a statewide level, Georgia students beat the national average on the ACT, recording their highest scores in reading. Georgia students’ average composite score was 21.2 – a minor decrease compared to 2023 when the average was 21.3, but still exceeding the pre-pandemic average of 20.7. 

While Bulloch’s averages did not top the state averages, they exceeded the national averages in English, Math, Reading, Science, and Composition.

“The class of 2024 continues to make us proud here in Georgia – from beating the nation on both the SAT and ACT to achieving an all-time-high graduation rate for our state,” State School Superintendent Richard Woods said. “It’s encouraging to see that investing in academic recovery, despite the challenges of the last several years, has paid off for our students and their futures. I offer my congratulations to the class of 2024 and their teachers, parents, and communities who made this possible.”

All scores are based on 2024 high school graduates who took the ACT at any point during their sophomore, junior, or senior years in high school.

ACT Test TakersAverage EnglishAverage MathAverage ReadingAverage ScienceAverage Comp
NATIONAL18.619.020.119.619.4
STATE20.520.422.221.121.2
Bulloch (District)851919.721.819.920.2
Portal High<15 
Southeast Bulloch3519.320.72220.320.7
Statesboro High4519.119.121.719.620
There is no data for schools with 15 or fewer tests administered.

REGIONAL COMPARISON

District NameACT Test TakersAverage EnglishAverage MathAverage ReadingAverage ScienceAverage Comp
Bryan11018.919.221.82020.1
Bulloch 851919.721.819.920.2
Candler<15 
Effingham1141920.121.120.620.4
Emanuel1716.116.718.316.516.9
Evans<15 
Jenkins<15 
Long<15 
Screven<15 
Tattnall<15 
Toombs<15 
Wayne<15 
There is no data for schools with 15 or fewer tests administered.

Jessica Szilagyi

Jessica Szilagyi is Publisher of TGV News. She focuses primarily on state and local politics as well as issues in law enforcement and corrections. She has a background in Political Science with a focus in local government and has a Master of Public Administration from the University of Georgia.

Jessica is a "Like It Or Not" contributor for Fox5 in Atlanta and co-creator of the Peabody Award-nominated podcast 'Prison Town.'

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