Tennessee ACT Scores by School 2025 | Search All 432 High Schools
📊 2024-25 DATA

Tennessee ACT Scores by School

Search and compare ACT scores for all 432 Tennessee high schools. View composite and subject scores, 3-year trends, and college readiness benchmarks.

19.3
State Average
432
Schools
67,819
Students Tested
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School Composite English Math Reading Science 21+ % Trend
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About This Data

This database includes ACT scores for all Tennessee public high schools where at least 10 students were tested. Data comes directly from the Tennessee Department of Education and covers the 2022-23, 2023-24, and 2024-25 school years.

All Tennessee public school juniors take the ACT as part of the state's accountability system. A score of 21 or higher is generally considered "college ready" and is a key benchmark for measuring school performance.

🎯 Score Ranges

36: Perfect score
21+: College ready benchmark
19.3: Tennessee state average
19.5: National average (2024)

📊 What's Measured

English: Grammar, punctuation, rhetoric
Math: Algebra, geometry, trigonometry
Reading: Comprehension, analysis
Science: Data interpretation, reasoning

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the average ACT score in Tennessee?
The statewide average ACT composite score in Tennessee for 2024-25 is 19.3. This is based on 67,819 students tested across all public high schools.
What ACT score is considered college ready?
An ACT composite score of 21 or higher is generally considered college ready. The percentage of students scoring 21+ varies significantly by school, ranging from under 10% to over 80% at top-performing schools.
When do Tennessee students take the ACT?
All Tennessee public school students take the ACT during their junior year (11th grade) as part of the state's TNReady assessment program. The state covers the cost of one ACT test for all public school juniors.
Why are some schools missing from the list?
Schools with fewer than 10 students tested have their data suppressed to protect student privacy. Some specialized schools or programs may also not participate in ACT testing.