Louisville Public Schools

The Louisville Public Schools district in Nebraska consists of three schools: Louisville Elementary School, Louisville High School, and Louisville Middle School. These schools serve students from pre-kindergarten through 12th grade in the Louisville area.

Louisville Elementary School stands out as a top performer, consistently scoring 70-84% proficient or better on state assessments in English Language Arts and Mathematics across grades 3-6. The school outperforms both the district and state averages, earning a 4-star rating from SchoolDigger and ranking 114th out of 459 Nebraska elementary schools. In contrast, Louisville High School and Louisville Middle School have more typical performance, with the high school outperforming the district and state on ACT assessments and ranking 69th out of 215 Nebraska high schools.

Across the district, the student populations are relatively homogeneous, with over 90% of students identifying as white. Socioeconomic factors also vary, with Louisville Elementary School and Louisville High School having higher free/reduced lunch rates than Louisville Middle School. Additionally, the district's spending per student ranges from $13,921 at Louisville Elementary School to $20,025 at Louisville High School, suggesting potential inequities in resource allocation.