The Class of 2025 demonstrated strong achievement across multiple pathways, earning graduation rates of 100% in Advanced Academics (State: 99.7%), 100% in World Language (State: 99.39%), 97.85% in Fine Arts (State: 98.29%), and 96.96% in Career, Technical, and Agricultural Education (CTAE) Pathways (State: 98.40%).
“This accomplishment reflects a true collaborative effort among our students, teachers, counselors, administrators, families, and community and business partners,” said Superintendent Natalie Gore. “Pathways give students purpose and direction in their learning. Our students—particularly those completing CTAE pathways—are rising to the challenge of a rigorous curriculum and gaining real-world skills that prepare them for the workforce, the military, or postsecondary education. We are incredibly proud of their commitment and success.”
A pathway is a planned sequence of courses aligned to a student’s interests and future goals, designed to help them graduate with both academic knowledge and practical skills. By completing a pathway, students gain deeper content knowledge, hands-on experiences, and a clearer understanding of how their coursework connects to life after high school.
Through strong instruction, dedicated support, and partnerships with local businesses and community organizations, Tift County Schools continues to expand pathway opportunities that equip students with the skills, confidence, and credentials needed to succeed beyond graduation.
We are incredibly proud of the Tift County Class of 2025 and look forward to seeing this continued success with future graduating classes.
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