Campbell County

The Campbell County school district in Kentucky consists of 8 schools, including 5 elementary schools, 1 middle school, and 2 high schools. The district's schools generally perform above the state average, with some standout institutions like John W. Reiley Elementary School and Donald E. Cline Elementary School consistently ranking among the top schools in the state.

Campbell County High School is the district's top-performing high school, ranking in the top 50 in Kentucky and earning a 4-star rating. It boasts a high graduation rate of 93.5% and strong test scores, particularly in math and reading. In contrast, the district's virtual high school, Alexandria Educational Center, struggles with lower test scores and a 1-star rating, indicating unique challenges in serving its student population.

While the district's high-performing elementary schools stand out, there is also significant variation in performance among the elementary schools. Some, like Crossroads Elementary School, have lower test scores and 2-star ratings, suggesting opportunities for the district to learn from its top-performing schools and implement best practices across the board. Additionally, the consistently high chronic absenteeism rate of 25% across all schools is a concern that the district may need to address to improve student engagement and learning.