Summary:
Mount Victory, Ohio has just two public schools — Ridgemont Elementary School serving grades K–5 with 204 students and Ridgemont High School serving grades 6–12 with 247 students — both part of the Ridgemont Local district and both located on the same campus at 560 Taylor St W, for about 451 students combined. There is no separate middle school, so middle-grade results are reported inside the high school's data. Both schools currently rank in the bottom third of Ohio schools.
Ridgemont High School has slipped noticeably, from the 80th percentile with 4 stars in 2023–24 to the 37th percentile with 2 stars in 2025–26. Its strengths are social studies (American Government 84.4% proficient vs 71.6% statewide, American History 74.5% vs 73.2%) and 8th grade math (64.3% vs 52.0%). The graduation rate is 100.0%. Weak spots include 7th grade ELA at 32.3% — 30.4 points below the state — plus Geometry and English II, and both 7th grade math and ELA dropped sharply year over year. Chronic absenteeism at the high school is 13.6%, higher than the district's 11.5% and well above the elementary school's 9.2%.
Ridgemont Elementary School has held steady in the lower third with 2 stars. Its bright spot is 5th grade ELA at 79.5% proficient versus 70.4% statewide — the only elementary subject above the state in both years. Math is a broad weakness: 3rd, 4th and 5th grade math all fell below the state, with 4th grade math at 34.5% versus 67.3%, a gap of 32.8 points. Note that free/reduced lunch figures are blank for both schools, so socioeconomic context is unknown, and spending data dates to 2018–19, when the high school spent $10,833 per student versus $9,375 at the elementary school, with a higher student/teacher ratio of 16.3 versus 13.0.
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