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Gold-and-blue graphic announcing Wilkinson County High School’s 93.5% four-year graduation rate for the Class of 2026. A blue graduation cap with a gold tassel sits above the rate, framed by blue laurel branches and stars.

Wilkinson County High School recorded a 93.5% four-year graduation rate for the Class of 2026, exceeding Georgia’s statewide rate of 88.5% by 5 percentage points.

The result reflects 72 graduates from an adjusted cohort of 77 students. Behind that percentage are years of learning, perseverance, and support from teachers, school and district staff, families, and the Wilkinson County community.

Wilkinson County Schools congratulates the Class of 2026 and recognizes everyone who helped these Warriors reach graduation. Their achievement reflects a shared commitment to supporting students throughout their education and preparing them for opportunities beyond high school.

Across Georgia, the statewide four-year graduation rate reached a historic high of 88.5% in 2026. The Georgia Department of Education reported that 147 school districts achieved graduation rates of at least 90%, including 69 districts with rates of at least 95%.

Georgia uses a four-year adjusted cohort graduation rate to measure the percentage of students who graduate within four years. The cohort begins with students entering ninth grade and is adjusted as students transfer into or out of the group.

Wilkinson County Schools remains committed to helping every student reach graduation and take the next step toward college, career training, military service, or employment.

Congratulations, Class of 2026. Your hard work deserves recognition!