Collierville, Tenn. – The Tennessee Department of Education announced 2024-25 School Letter Grades to provide a provide a snapshot of how each school is doing in meeting the state’s expectations for learning, including student achievement and academic growth measures for all schools and West Collierville Middle School received an A. 

School Letter Grades are available via a public dashboard. Additional information and resources about letter grades are available at the department’s School Letter Grades webpage.

Several factors determine school letter grades for each school, including student achievement, academic growth, growth of the highest need students, and a measure of college and career readiness just for high schools.

“We are incredibly proud of the hard work and dedication shown by our students, teachers, administrators, and staff,” said Director of Schools Dr. Russell Dyer. “These results reflect a commitment to excellence and continuous improvement across our schools. While letter grades are just one measure, they affirm the strong learning culture we strive to maintain every day.”

“The 2024-25 State Report Card celebrates the progress and achievements of public schools and districts across Tennessee, empowering families and communities with the knowledge to support every student’s success,” said Lizzette Reynolds, Commissioner of Education. “We are inspired by the dedication of schools that excelled in School Letter Grades and are making a meaningful difference for students. We invite all Tennesseans to join us in supporting, uplifting, and advancing the growth of every school in our state.”