Summary:
Erlanger has six schools serving elementary through high school, with enrollments ranging from 58 to 711 students. Across the reported 2025–2026 results, writing was the clearest relative strength: school results averaged 44% proficient, compared with 41% statewide. Editing and mechanics was the weakest overall subject, averaging 38% versus 45% statewide. The most important takeaway is that results vary by grade and subject, rather than showing one uniformly strong school.
Among elementary schools, Miles Elementary School led grade 3 math at 53%, 29 points above Arnett Elementary School at 24%; Lindeman Elementary School led grade 5 reading at 67%, also 29 points above Arnett. Arnett was lower in several other reported comparisons, including grade 4 math and reading, both at 23%. Tichenor Middle School was above state results in grade 6 and 7 reading and grade 8 math, but 13 points below the state in grade 8 writing. At Lloyd High School, grade 10 reading was 55% versus 49% statewide, while grade 11 editing and mechanics was 31% versus 40%.
Results improved on average in year-to-year comparisons: across 41 matched grade-and-subject results, school scores rose by 3 points on average while state results were essentially unchanged. Gains were not universal: Miles rose 6 points per matched test on average, while Arnett fell 7 points. SchoolDigger’s 2025–2026 statewide rankings place Lindeman and Miles at the 54th percentile, Lloyd at the 43rd, Tichenor at the 36th and Arnett at the 7th. All six schools reported free/reduced lunch eligible (FRL) for 2024–2025, ranging from 87% at Lloyd to 94% at Lindeman. Bartlett Educational Center’s academic results are mostly suppressed, so it cannot be meaningfully compared on most subjects; its chronic absenteeism was 62%, compared with 24% statewide.
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