Georgia released its brand-new report cards for schools and districts Tuesday, and Bulloch County fared well. The schools are graded on a 100-point scale, with scores based largely on students’ performance on state tests, other factors such as attendance and graduation rates and the types of courses students take. Four Bulloch County elementary schools exceeded the state’s elementary average of 83.4. The school district’s highest performing school was Brooklet Elementary with an overall score of 89, and the lowest performing school was Statesboro High at 68.2. All of the district’s four middle schools exceeded the state’s middle school average of 81.4. The schools ranged from Langston Chapel, 83.8, to Southeast Bulloch, 86.9. Two of the high schools exceeded the state’s high school average of 72.6. Southeast Bulloch led the district with a score of 75.