How Is Wilkes County Regional Detention Center in Washington, GA?

Wilkes County Regional Detention Center

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Secondary School

Wilkes County Regional Detention Center is a Public School in with 4 students, ranking it #28 in enrollments out of 33 Georgia Secondary Schools.

The teachers at Wilkes County Regional Detention Center teach grades 9 through 10 and are responsible for an unreported number of students on average, receiving a No grade in student-teacher ratio.

Based on several factors like math and ELA proficiency, diversity, and student-teacher ratio, Wilkes County Regional Detention Center receives a rating of F.

School Type

Public School

Department of Juvenile Justice

How Does Wilkes County Regional Detention Center Rank?

Overall Grade

Proficiency

Diversity

Teacher Ratio

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Wilkes County Regional Detention Center Students

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Grades

9 to 10

Students

White alone

Black or African American alone

100%

American Indian and Alaska Native alone

Asian alone

Hispanic or Latino

Native Hawaiian and Other Pacific Islander alone

Two or More Races

Male Students

Female Students

How does Wilkes County Regional Detention Center compare?

Academics

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Charter

Magnet

Title I School

1-Yes

Student-Teacher Ratio

Proficiency

Percent of students who passed the Smart Balance Criterion Referenced Test. *Each State is independently controlled so results may not compare outside of this state.

English Language Arts

Math

Science

Total Population

3,786

Median Household Income

$37,119

County

Wilkes County

Should you move to Washington, GA?

Washington, GA is home to 3,786 residents, ranking it #8,003 in Georgia by size. The City has a poverty rate of 43% and a median household income of $37,119. Overall, Washington received an economic health grade of:

Homes in Washington, GA are commonly Mobile Homes, 3 Bedroom, and built in 1974. 55.5% of homes are owner occupied.

To understand Washington, it’s also essential to research Georgia and Wilkes County, then focus in on the zip codes and schools that make up the neighborhoods you like. So be sure to browse around, there’s a lot of Georgia to explore.

Economy

D-

Home Affordability

B-

Diversity