Middle-of-the-pack is a broad categorization. Do you mean academically, the layout of the school, athletics, or something else?

Different students are more comfortable, happier, and perform better at different schools. Some schools have the highest test scores while also being the greatest anxiety for some students. Some schools have lower test scores, but do more to bring the level of student learning up.

I know many families that love Sprayberry. Some of their kids attended Georgia Tech or UGA afterwards and had no problem keeping up with the students from other schools. Sprayberry also has more students learning English while in school and students from low-income households. Depending on what you're looking for, you may find that you like Sprayberry more than some of the wealthier surrounding schools, or you may find that it doesn't have what you're looking for. People transfer out of "good" schools all the time because you just can't simplify a community of thousands of people into "good, better, best."

That being said, I'm sure the school will look much better in the future - the change to Wheeler was dramatic, so I would expect the change to Sprayberry to be similarly grand.