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Best Public Schools in Carroll, OH


At a glance
5
Schools
2,817
Students
2
Districts
Top rankedBloom-Carroll Middle School222nd of 1,046 Ohio middle schools
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Smallest classes
Fairfield Career Center 14.1 students per teacher
Summary:

Carroll, Ohio, is served by five schools — two elementary, one middle, and two high schools covering grades K–12 — with four of them in the Bloom-Carroll Local district and one, Fairfield Career Center, in Eastland-Fairfield Career & Technical Schools, together enrolling 2,817 students.

Bloom-Carroll Middle School is the academic standout, ranked 222 of 1,046 schools (79th percentile, 4 stars), with Algebra I at 97.3%, 7th-grade math at 72.1%, 8th-grade science at 80.4%, and 7th-grade English language arts at 80.1% — all well above state figures. Bloom-Carroll High School graduates 98.5% of students and shines in American History (89.6%) and American Government (83%), but Geometry sits at 31.4% against a state mark of 43.3%, and its rank slid from the 78th percentile in 2023–2024 to the 59th in 2025–2026. Bloom Carroll Intermediate School posts 5th-grade ELA at 87.1% and 4th-grade math at 82.4%, yet 3rd-grade math is 54.3%, below the state's 62.1% and down sharply from 75.6% the prior year.

Bloom Carroll Primary School serves K–2, so it has no current test scores, but it reports the lowest chronic absenteeism in the city at 8.2%. Absenteeism rises with grade level — 9.0% at the Intermediate school, 10.6% at the Middle school, and 11.7% at the High school, above the district's 10.1%. The High school also has the highest student-teacher ratio at 23.5, while Fairfield Career Center has the lowest at 14.1 but reports no test, rank, graduation, or absenteeism data, making academic comparison impossible. Overall, the Bloom-Carroll Local district ranks 233 of 773 districts, at the 70th percentile with 4 stars.

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SchoolDigger data sources: National Center for Education Statistics, U.S. Department of Education, the U.S. Census Bureau and the Ohio Department of Education.

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