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About Georgetown
Georgetown is a city located in central Texas. It acts as the county seat of Williamson County and has a population of 63,700 residents. The average income for families living in Georgetown is $63,300, and its major employers are the county government, the school district, and various hospitals. Georgetown has been the filming location of a number of famous motion pictures, including "Dazed and Confused," "Varsity Blues," and the television series "Friday Night Lights."
Students living in Georgetown are serviced by the Georgetown Independent School District, which has more than 10,000 students enrolled in its institutions. The city has three secondary education institutions: Chip Richarte, East View, and Georgetown High Schools. While all three of the schools are successful institutions committed to academic success, GHS has been awarded National Blue Ribbon status by the U.S. Department of Education for its excellent academic program. Regardless of which high school you attend, consider working with a private instructor to supplement your learning. You might excel in your school work with the benefit of tutoring in Georgetown, TX.
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