On Georgia’s key measure of school performance, Bulloch County’s public middle and high schools scored higher in 2016 than in 2015, while the elementary schools, on average, scored lower, but that was also true of elementary schools statewide. Although Bulloch’s scores on the College and Career Ready Performance Index remain lower than the state average at all three levels, the county’s composite score went up while the state’s went down. Six of the Bulloch County Schools’ 15 campuses – Brooklet Elementary, Julia P. Bryant Elementary, Nevils Elementary, Southeast Bulloch Middle, Portal Middle High and Southeast Bulloch High – outperformed the state averages.