The GHSA’s reclassification committee is considering increasing the multiplier on out-of-zone students, which would put private and city schools at higher risk of being moved into higher classifications starting in 2022-23. Also at risk are non-city public schools with high out-of-zone percentages, most of which aren’t finishing especially high in all-sports standings. Here are the percentage of students from out of zone as reported by larger city and private schools (those in Class 2A or higher) in 2019 along with all non-city public schools with 25% or higher out-of-zone enrollment in 2019. The typical GHSA school had 8.6% out-of-zone students in 2019.
City schools
34% - Carrollton
30% - Bremen
22% - Buford
22% - Calhoun
21% - Jefferson
21% - Vidalia
19% - Cartersville
17% - Thomasville
9% - Rome
8% - Valdosta
6% - Dalton
4% - Decatur
4% - Gainesville
3% - Marietta
Private schools
99% - St. Pius
98% - Greater Atlanta Christian
95% - Woodward Academy
77% - Marist
75% - Blessed Trinity
47% - Riverside Military
46% - Pace Academy
44% - Westminster
41% - Benedictine
37% - Lovett
High % public schools
76% - KIPP Atlanta Collegiate
68% - Hapeville Charter
35% - Jenkins
35% - Groves
31% - Chamblee
31% - Central (Macon)
31% - Johnson (Savannah)
30% - Islands
25% - Carver (Columbus)
25% - Laney
25% - Beach
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