Summary:
Gallipolis, Ohio has five schools — three elementary schools, one middle school, and one high school — serving about 1,939 students across two districts: Gallipolis City, which includes Gallia Academy High School, Gallia Academy Middle School, Washington Elementary School, and Green Elementary School, and Gallia County Local, which includes Addaville Elementary School. Elementary grades enroll about 1,036 students, the middle school 414, and the high school 489. District ratings are modest for both: Gallipolis City ranks 440 of 773 (2 stars) and Gallia County Local ranks 528 of 773 (2 stars).
Elementary schools are the bright spot. Green Elementary School is the strongest performer, ranking 363 of 1,560 schools (77th percentile, 4 stars), with the lowest chronic absenteeism in the group at 9.6% and above-state results in every listed subject, including 89.8% proficiency in 5th grade ELA. Addaville Elementary School improved from 37th percentile (2 stars) to 55th percentile (3 stars), and Washington Elementary School rose from 41st percentile to 54th percentile (3 stars). Both still have uneven spots: Addaville's 5th grade math (47.9%) and science (50.0%) trail the state, and Washington's 4th grade math (46.0%) is well below the 67.3% state mark.
Gallia Academy Middle School ranked 608 of 1,046 (42nd percentile, 2 stars), steady over three years, with a striking 100% Algebra I proficiency rate likely reflecting a small advanced cohort, but severe weakness in 7th grade math (16.7% vs. 48.6% state). Gallia Academy High School is the most challenged: 649 of 795 (18th percentile, 1 star), with chronic absenteeism of 33.3% and every listed End-of-Course subject below state, though all six improved from the prior year. Notably, absenteeism tracks with performance — Green has the lowest rate and the highest rank. Two caveats for parents: free/reduced lunch data is unavailable for all five schools, and spending figures date to 2018-2019.
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