Summary
Ramsey Middle in Louisville, Kentucky, serves grades 6–8 and enrolls 1,151 students, the largest enrollment among the 11 nearby schools compared. Its 2025–2026 results were below state averages in all six reported subjects. The most important finding is that Ramsey’s scores remain well below state results, even though the school is not among the lowest-ranked in its nearby group.
Writing is Ramsey’s clearest strength compared with the district and nearby schools, while social studies is its weakest. In eighth-grade writing, 43% of students were proficient, compared with 32% in Jefferson County, 37% at nearby schools on average, and 48% statewide. Social studies proficiency was 26%, below the district’s 30%, the nearby average of 32%, and the state’s 39%. Reading was 38% overall—about 1 point above the nearby average, but 10 below the state. Grade 8 reading was a relative bright spot: 33% compared with 29% at nearby schools. Math averaged 29%, below the nearby average and the state’s 40%.
Results over time are mixed: math rose from 21% in 2022–2023 to 29% in 2025–2026, and reading from 34% to 38%, while eighth-grade editing and mechanics fell from 41% to 33% and writing slipped from 44% to 43%. Chronic absenteeism improved from 48% to 29%, but remained above the state rate of 24%. SchoolDigger placed Ramsey at the 21st statewide percentile with 1 star, sixth among these 11 schools. Its 2024–2025 student-teacher ratio was 17.6, compared with 15.9 nearby; 58% of students were free/reduced lunch eligible that year, versus a 55% nearby average. SchoolDigger’s relative measure of how well schools serve Multi-racial Students ranked Ramsey at the 49th percentile, compared with 21 overall. Its Hispanic Students’ percentile fell from 46 in 2023–2024 to 28 in 2025–2026, though that latest ranking remained above the school’s overall percentile.
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