Class of 2025 SAT Scores in the 90’s in Franklin, Hart County High Schools

For the eighth year in a row, Georgia’s public-school students significantly outperformed their counterparts in the nation’s public schools on the SATs.

Specifically, Georgia’s class of 2025 recorded a mean score of 1029, 33 points higher than the national average for public-school students of 996.

In Franklin County, the Class of 2025 had a total SAT score of 1043.

Franklin County High School students taking the SAT had a mean score of 535 on the Evidence-Based Reading and Writing (ERW) portion of the assessment and a mean score of 508 on the math portion.

In Hart County, the total SAT score for the Class of 2025 was 1018.

Hart County High School had a mean score of 530 on the Evidence-Based Reading and Writing (ERW) portion of the assessment and a mean score of 487 on the math portion.

Georgia’s public-school class of 2025 recorded a mean score of 526 on the Evidence-Based Reading and Writing (ERW) portion of the assessment and a mean score of 502 on the math portion.

That’s compared to averages of 508 and 488, respectively, for students in the nation’s public schools.

“Even as participation increases, Georgia students continue to outperform their peers across the nation on the SAT – a testament to the hard work of Georgia’s students, teachers, leaders, and families and the work we’ve done to invest in academic recovery and prepare all students for life,” State School Superintendent Richard Woods said. “This reflects our Student Bill of Rights in action, ensuring every student in Georgia has the chance to succeed, no matter their path after graduation.”

Georgia students’ mean score decreased slightly compared to 2024, when the mean was 1030.

Participation in the SAT in Georgia increased in 2025.

55% of Georgia’s class of 2025 took the SAT at some point during high school, compared to 52% of the class of 2024 and 50% of the class of 2023.