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The Renaissance Center for Academic and Career Development

The Renaissance Center for Academic and Career Development is a public high school in Thomasville, GA, serving grades 9–12, with 45 students and an 8.2:1 student-teacher ratio.

In 2018-2019, the share of students meeting the state standard was 13% in Biology, 7% in G9 Literature and 0% in Algebra I.

Grades
9–12
Enrollment
45
Students per teacher
8.2:1
Level
High
Type
Public · Regular

2018-2019 testing year

State test results

Share of students meeting or exceeding the state standard.

Biology13%
G9 Literature7%
Algebra I0%

Student body

Black62%
White33%
Hispanic2%
Two or more races2%
Male / female
47% / 53%
Free or reduced lunch
100%
Enrollment change vs prior year
+21.6%
Prior-year enrollment
37

School details

Address
200 N Pinetree Blvd, Thomasville, GA 31792
Phone
(229) 227-3222
Setting
Town - Distant
Status
Operational
NCES ID
130489004152

School district

Thomas County School District

Common questions

About The Renaissance Center for Academic and Career Development

How do students at The Renaissance Center for Academic and Career Development perform on state tests?

In the 2018-2019 testing year, the share of The Renaissance Center for Academic and Career Development students meeting or exceeding the state standard was 13% in Biology, 7% in G9 Literature and 0% in Algebra I.

What grades does The Renaissance Center for Academic and Career Development serve?

The Renaissance Center for Academic and Career Development serves grades 9–12 as a high school.

How many students attend The Renaissance Center for Academic and Career Development?

45 students attend The Renaissance Center for Academic and Career Development, up from 37 the prior year, with a student-teacher ratio of 8.2:1.

Which school district is The Renaissance Center for Academic and Career Development in?

The Renaissance Center for Academic and Career Development is part of Thomas County School District, which reports 7 schools, 5,818 students and $13,702 of spending per student.