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Troup County Public Schools

There are 22 public schools in Troup County, Georgia, serving 12,648 students. You can narrow this list by selecting school levels above the table below, or specifying additional search criteria.

Troup County Public Schools - Georgia

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Town	School	# Students	Grades
Hogansville	Callaway High School	780	9-12
Hogansville	Hogansville Elementary School	399	PK-5
Lagrange	Berta Weathersbee Elementary School	343	PK-5
Lagrange	Bradfield Center - Ault Academy	37	5
Lagrange	Callaway Elementary School	577	PK-5
Lagrange	Callaway Middle School	668	6-8
Lagrange	Cannon Street Elementary School	239	PK-5
Lagrange	Ethel Kight Magnet Elementary School (Magnet school)	452	PK-5
Lagrange	Franklin Forest Elementary School	533	PK-5
Lagrange	Gardner-newman Middle School	1041	6-8
Lagrange	Hillcrest Elementary School	385	PK-5
Lagrange	Hollis Hand Elementary School	505	PK-5
Lagrange	Lagrange High School	1399	9-12
Lagrange	Long Cane Elementary School	522	PK-5
Lagrange	Long Cane Middle School	940	6-8
Lagrange	Mountville Elementary School	265	PK-5
Lagrange	Rosemont Elementary School	535	PK-5
Lagrange	Troup County High School	1322	9-12
Lagrange	Unity Elementary School	442	PK-5
Lagrange	West Side Magnet School	399	3-8
Lagrange	Whitesville Road Elementary School	442	PK-5
West Point	West Point Elementary School	423	PK-5

County Statistics:

About This County (Troup)	County Statistics	(GA) State Statistics
Population (Approximate)	61,021 people	8,185,503 people
% (age 25+) w/College Degree	20%	21%
Median Household Income	$81,414	$44,644
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