Schools in Atlanta Public Schools · DeKalb County
7 ranked schools
Overall Score Percentile
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9/10Charles Drew Charter JA/SR Academy
Atlanta Public Schools · Atlanta
#1 Overall in Atlanta Public Schools
9/10 · #11 K-12 School in Georgia
State Percentile
Eng
94%
Math
89%
Sci
76%
2
10/10Mary Lin Elementary School
Atlanta Public Schools · Atlanta
#2 Overall in Atlanta Public Schools
10/10 · #12 Elementary School in Georgia
State Percentile
Eng
99%
Math
98%
Sci
99%
3
10/10Springdale Park Elementary School
Atlanta Public Schools · Atlanta
#3 Overall in Atlanta Public Schools
10/10 · #17 Elementary School in Georgia
State Percentile
Eng
98%
Math
98%
Sci
99%
4
10/10Charles R. Drew Charter School
Atlanta Public Schools · Atlanta
#4 Overall in Atlanta Public Schools
10/10 · #113 Elementary School in Georgia
State Percentile
Eng
91%
Math
89%
Sci
94%
5
9/10Burgess-Peterson Elementary School
Atlanta Public Schools · Atlanta
#5 Overall in Atlanta Public Schools
9/10 · #175 Elementary School in Georgia
State Percentile
Eng
90%
Math
84%
Sci
79%
6
5/10Benteen Elementary School
Atlanta Public Schools · Atlanta
#6 Overall in Atlanta Public Schools
5/10 · #703 Elementary School in Georgia
State Percentile
Eng
52%
Math
43%
Sci
33%
7
4/10Fred A. Toomer Elementary School
Atlanta Public Schools · Atlanta
#7 Overall in Atlanta Public Schools
4/10 · #820 Elementary School in Georgia
State Percentile
Eng
45%
Math
31%
Sci
25%
About schools in DeKalb County
Thirty-one of DeKalb County's 134 ranked public schools score in the top quartile statewide — a notable concentration of high performers across a large, urban-suburban system spanning five districts and cities from Decatur to Lithonia. At the very top, Kittredge Magnet School and Wadsworth Magnet School for High Achievers both reach the 100th percentile statewide, with exceptional marks in both math and English. That range — from nationally competitive magnets to neighborhood schools across Stone Mountain and Atlanta — means families have genuinely varied options to weigh, and the county rewards careful research into individual schools rather than broad assumptions about any single district.