Shiloh Elementary

Shiloh Elementary has two listed K–8 schools: Shiloh Charter, with 163 students, and Shiloh Elementary, with 23. Only the Charter has supplied test scores, so achievement cannot be compared between the schools. The clearest achievement finding is that the Charter’s 2025–2026 math proficiency was above the state level, while its ELA result was substantially below it.

Shiloh Charter stands out for its stronger math results, especially in grades 6–8: proficiency was 53% in grade 6, 44% in grade 7, and 50% in grade 8, compared with state figures of 37%, 38%, and 36%. Its biggest weakness was seventh-grade ELA, at 13% versus 51% statewide. Across all grades, the Charter had 42% proficiency in math versus 38% statewide, but 37% in ELA versus 49%, and 33% in science versus 36%. Shiloh Elementary stands out instead for its reported student-teacher ratio of 63.8 and chronic absenteeism of 23%, compared with 15.4 and 15% at the Charter; these measures do not establish which school has stronger achievement.

Results at the Charter improved relative to state figures on average, but not in every subject: its equal-weight average gap narrowed from 7 percentage points below the state in 2024–2025 to 4 points below in 2025–2026. Science made the largest gain, rising 15 points, from 18% to 33%, while the state rose 3 points; ELA fell 5 points, and math rose 4. SchoolDigger ranked the Charter at the 53rd percentile in 2023–2024, 45th in 2024–2025, and 50th in 2025–2026, with two stars in the latest year. As context, free/reduced-lunch eligible rates in 2024–2025 were 66% at the Charter and 48% at Shiloh Elementary; reported spending was $61,063 per student at each school.