In recently released ACT results, Floyd County Schools outperformed Rome City Schools in every subject.

Floyd County Schools achieved average grades by subject: English – 20.3, math – 20.3, reading – 23.2 and science – 22.

Rome students scored an average of 18.2 in English, 18.7 in math, 19.9 in reading and

19.3 in science.

The FCS Class of 2024 achieved an impressive average ACT composite score of 21.5, surpassing the national average of 19.4 and the state average of 21.2.

This remarkable achievement places FCS second in the Northwest Georgia Regional Educational Service Agency (RESA) and 19th overall in the state.

Rome city schools achieved an average of 19.2, below the national and state averages.

Dr. FCS Superintendent Glenn White expressed his pride in the students and teachers, stating, “I am very proud of the Class of 2024 and the hard-working teachers who have worked to create opportunities for them.” Our students and teachers work hard every day.”

“The Class of 2024 continues to make us proud here at Georgia – from beating the nation on both the SAT and ACT to achieving a record-breaking graduation rate for our state.”said State Schools Superintendent Richard Woods. “It is encouraging to see that, despite the challenges of recent years, the investment in academic recovery has paid off for our students and their future. I congratulate the class of 2024 and their teachers, parents and communities who made this possible.”