Stewart County Middle School
Stewart County, Tennessee
3.2 / 5.0
Middle School · 2023-24
Overall Performance Summary
Stewart County Middle School earned an overall grade of C with a score of 3.2 out of 5.0, placing it among the lower half of middle schools in Stewart County. The school ranks #3 out of 4 schools in the county, compared to a county average score of 3.3.
This satisfactory rating indicates that Stewart County Middle School is meeting many of the state's accountability benchmarks, with some areas showing room for continued improvement.
How This Grade Was Calculated
Tennessee calculates each school’s letter grade using a weighted combination of performance indicators. Each component is scored on a 1–5 scale and assigned a letter grade.
Excellent
Measures the percentage of students scoring On Track or Mastered on state assessments in ELA, math, science, and social studies.
Needs Improvement
Tracks how much academic progress all students made over the school year, regardless of their starting point.
Average
Focuses specifically on growth among the lowest-performing 25% of students, ensuring schools support those who need it most.
Weighted Contribution to Final Grade
The final score of 3.2is calculated by multiplying each component’s score by its weight percentage and summing the results. A higher weight means that component has a larger influence on the overall grade.
Subject Proficiency
Percentage of students scoring On Track or Mastered on TNReady assessments.
Across all tested subjects, an average of 48.5% of students at Stewart County Middle School demonstrated proficiency. The strongest performance was in Social Studies (Middle) at 60.5%, while ELA (Middle) at 37.8% represents the greatest opportunity for growth.
ELA (Middle): 37.8% of students scored On Track or Mastered, suggesting moderate proficiency with room for improvement.
Math (Middle): 46.6% of students scored On Track or Mastered, suggesting moderate proficiency with room for improvement.
Science (Middle): 49.2% of students scored On Track or Mastered, suggesting moderate proficiency with room for improvement.
Social Studies (Middle): 60.5% of students scored On Track or Mastered, indicating strong proficiency in this area.
Growth Indicators
Year-over-year academic growth measured on a 1–5 scale using TVAAS data.
Stewart County Middle School shows limited overall academic growth with an average score of 1.8 out of 5.0 across measured subjects. This suggests students are making less than expected progress and the school may need to focus on instructional strategies that accelerate learning.
Literacy
Approaching expectations
Numeracy
Below expectations
Science
Below expectations
Social Studies
Meeting expectations
Student Success Rates
Proficiency rates across student populations.
Overall, 46.0% of all students at Stewart County Middle School demonstrated proficiency on state assessments. Among economically disadvantaged students, the rate was 38.5%, representing a 7.5 percentage point gap that warrants attention. Students with disabilities had a proficiency rate of 14.4%, 31.6 points below the overall rate.
Approaching the proficiency benchmark
Approaching the proficiency benchmark
Below the proficiency benchmark
How Does Stewart County Middle School Compare?
Overall score compared to the Stewart County average and the Tennessee state average.
With a score of 3.2, Stewart County Middle School is below the Stewart County average of 3.3 and below the statewide average of 3.4. Among 4 schools in Stewart County, this school holds the #3 position.
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TN Report CardData from the Tennessee Department of Education | 2023-24 School Year
