Enrollment Analysis: White students comprised 13.7% of Richmond County’s student body during 2023-24 school year

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There were 3,943 white students enrolled in Richmond County school in the 2023-24 school year, 7.6% less than the previous year, according to reports from the Georgia Department of Education.

Data showed that Richmond County welcomed 28,753 students during the 2023-24 school year. Among them, white students comprised 13.7% of the student body to be the second most represented ethnicity in the county.

Among the 52 schools in Richmond County, Georgia School for Innovation and the Classics recorded the highest enrollment of white students in the 2023-24 school year, with a total of 730 students.

While enrollment in Georgia inches closer to pre-pandemic levels, chronic absenteeism remains a serious challenge. In 2023, a significant portion of students (23%) missed 10% or more of their classes. Although this is slightly better than the peak of 25% in 2022, it’s still nearly double the pre-pandemic rate of 13% recorded in 2019.

Ethnicities in Richmond County in 2023-24 School Year

Enrollment Demographics in Richmond County During 2023-24 School Year

School name % of White Students Total White Students Total enrollment
Georgia School for Innovation and the Classics 78% 730 937
McBean Elementary School 55% 177 322
Lighthouse Care Center of Augusta 52% 0 0
Blythe Elementary School 43% 119 277
Davidson Magnet School 37% 263 712
Freedom Park Elementary 32% 168 526
Goshen Elementary School 32% 134 419
Lake Forest Hills Elementary School 31% 156 506
Pine Hill Middle School 28% 158 565
Hephzibah Elementary School 23% 121 527
Garrett Elementary School 23% 72 315
Gracewood Elementary School 22% 90 411
Cross Creek High School 21% 237 1,131
Augusta Youth Development Campus 18% 2 13
Johnson Magnet 17% 108 640
Hephzibah Middle School 17% 88 519
Academy of Richmond County High School 15% 171 1,144
Hephzibah High School 15% 159 1,066
Warren Road Elementary School 15% 82 551
Walker Traditional Elementary School 14% 91 656
Richmond County Technical Career Magnet School 13% 54 423
Westside High School 12% 120 1,001
Tutt Middle School 11% 52 476
Belair K-8 School 8% 81 1,015
Dorothy Hains Elementary School 8% 31 388
Diamond Lakes Elementary School 7% 35 506
Merry Elementary School 7% 24 356
Tobacco Road Elementary School 6% 22 371
Monte Sano Elementary School 6% 20 336
Bayvale Elementary School 6% 19 325
Lamar – Milledge Elementary School 6% 17 295
Richmond Hill K-8 5% 56 1,136
Butler High School 5% 43 862
Wheeless Road Elementary School 4% 28 716
Spirit Creek Middle School 4% 21 530
Glenn Hills Elementary School 4% 14 363
Langford Middle School 3% 22 745
Laney High School 3% 21 709
Josey High School 3% 18 618
Sue Reynolds Elementary School 3% 17 588
W.S. Hornsby Middle School 3% 12 402
Jamestown Elementary School 3% 10 344
Copeland Elementary School 3% 10 343
Glenn Hills High School 2% 17 872
Glenn Hills Middle School 2% 14 744
Meadowbrook Elementary School 2% 8 420
Wilkinson Gardens Elementary School 2% 8 414
Barton Chapel Elementary School 2% 7 389
Murphey Middle School 1% 5 571
Deer Chase Elementary School 1% 5 544
Jenkins-White Elementary School 1% 3 369
W.S. Hornsby Elementary School 1% 3 345


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