Recent Bulloch County high school graduates posted better — and worse — results on the ACT college-entrance exam than their counterparts from a year ago, depending on the subject. But no matter the subject, 2013 Bulloch County public school graduates fell short of state and national averages, as well as benchmarks that ACT Inc. considers to demonstrate readiness for college-level work, according to ACT results released Wednesday. Bulloch County Schools Superintendent Charles Wilson said the results show the district has a long way to go.