Summary:
Zip code 41095 has one high school, Gallatin County High School, serving grades 9–12 and enrolling 424 students. With no other high school in the area’s list, parents have no local school-to-school comparison; the available measures instead show how the school compares with Kentucky and how its results have changed. The most important finding is that its 2025–2026 proficiency was below the state in every reported subject, with gaps of 12 to 25 percentage points and the largest gap in Writing.
No local school ranks above or below another here: Gallatin County High School is the sole school, and its test results were below the state in all five subjects with available school scores. Writing was 22% versus 47% statewide, a 25-point gap; Mathematics was 27% versus 40%, Reading 37% versus 49%, Social Studies 24% versus 37%, and Editing and Mechanics 28% versus 40%. Reading and Editing and Mechanics were the closest comparisons, each 12 points below the state. The school also had stronger reported completion outcomes: its graduation rate was 98% versus 94% statewide, 3 points higher, while its dropout rate rounded to 0% versus 1%, 1 point lower. The 2025–2026 Science result was suppressed.
Across the same five subjects, the average school–state gap narrowed from 16 points in 2024–2025 to 15 points in 2025–2026, but results varied by subject: Mathematics fell 3 points and Writing fell 1, while Reading rose 1, Social Studies 4, and Editing and Mechanics 6. SchoolDigger lists the school at rank 220 of 262, percentile 16, and one star for 2025–2026; its percentile improved from 11 the prior year but remains below 19 in 2023–2024. The 2024–2025 student-teacher ratio was 18.4:1, and 75% of students were free/reduced lunch eligible that year. These figures offer school context, but the single-school list cannot show how local peers compare.
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