The Tennessee Department of Education (TDOE) today released letter grades for each public school in the state.

The TDOE was required to establish a letter-grading system for public schools after it was approved by state legislation in 2016. The implementation of an individual grade for each school was delayed a few years, thanks to testing administration challenges and the impact of COVID-19.

Officials say the grades are meant to provide a “snapshot” of how a specific public school is performing.

The grade includes four separate indicators—achievement, growth, a subgroup of the lowest performing 25%, and college and career readiness—with varying weights for elementary, middle, and high school students.

The grades for schools in Cumberland County are as follows:

Cumberland County High School – C

Stone Memorial High School – B

Martin Elementary – B

South Elementary  – B

North Elementary – C

Stone Elementary  – D

Pine View Elementary – D

Crab Orchard Elementary – B

Homestead Elementary – B

Brown Elementary – A

Pleasant Hill Elementary – C

You can click the following link and search for each school to learn more about the grade:

https://tdepublicschools.ondemand.sas.com/grades