The top reported proficiency rate is 0% in Math.
Original Research by School Decision on Lindsey Elementary School
Lindsey Elementary School is closed and no longer serves students. The school was located in Warner Robins and operated within Houston County Schools.
The final available testing data from the school year ending in 2023 showed a very small cohort of students taking state assessments. In mathematics, all tested students scored below proficiency. In English language arts, the same pattern held. Testing numbers for science were too small for the state to report specific results; social studies data was similarly suppressed. These results reflect an extremely small enrollment at the end of the school's operation, and any interpretation must account for that context. The data does not show participation rates or average scale scores, limiting what can be understood about student learning trajectories or growth during that final year.
No demographic, enrollment, free-or-reduced-price lunch, special education, or English learner data were available in the records, likely reflecting the school's closure. The school's website, if it existed, was not retrievable.
Warner Robins itself is a military-oriented, car-dependent city anchored by Robins Air Force Base, with rapid residential growth concentrated in northern and eastern subdivisions drawing young families and military transfers. The city is one of Georgia's fastest-growing municipalities. Housing costs remain relatively modest compared to state and national benchmarks, and the economic base is deeply tied to federal employment and the aerospace supply chain. The district has invested in new school construction to manage enrollment growth, opening a new primary school in 2023 and planning additional middle school capacity; a new STEM and Career Academy is scheduled to open in 2027.
For families considering schools in Houston County now, Lindsey Elementary is not an option. The district's current elementary offerings, enrollment patterns, and capacity planning reflect the substantial growth and demographic shifts that have reshaped the county over the past several years.
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