The Tennessee Department of Education has unveiled its state report card for the 2024-25 academic year, providing an overview of school performance across the state. The report features letter grades assigned to various districts, with notable highlights including several schools in Hamilton County receiving average letter grades of C, while Clarksville-Montgomery County Schools celebrated nine Reward Schools and thirty institutions achieving high marks. Additionally, Union City Schools excelled with all A grades, and MSCS schools have reported continued growth, showing improvement in the latest report. Overall, nearly 70% of CMCSS schools earned A or B grades, reflecting a trend of academic progress. The report card aims to offer a transparent evaluation of educational quality and outcomes statewide.