Summary:
Proctorville, Ohio, is served by four public schools — Fairland High School, Fairland Middle School, Fairland West Elementary School, and Fairland East Elementary School — all part of the Fairland Local district, covering grades PK–12 with about 1,298 students.
Fairland Local is ranked 239 of 773 statewide, in the 69th percentile with 3 stars, but that single rating hides big differences between schools. Fairland Middle School is the academic standout: ranked 148 of 1,046 (86th percentile, 4 stars) and improving three years running (77th to 85th to 86th percentile). Its test scores are well above state averages, with Algebra I at 100% in both years — though that likely reflects a small, selective group of students taking Algebra I early — and 2025–2026 math and ELA mostly in the 70s and 80s. Fairland West Elementary School is also strong — 455 of 1,560 (71st percentile, 4 stars) — beating the state average in every reported subject in both years, and it has the lowest chronic absenteeism at 8.9%. Fairland East Elementary School, serving PK–2, has no state test scores or rank, but its absenteeism (9.8%) is low and its student-teacher ratio (8.6) is the smallest.
Fairland High School is the most mixed: 435 of 795 (45th percentile, 2 stars), with an excellent 98.3% graduation rate and strong American History (83.5%) and Biology (82.4%) results, but Geometry (27.8%) and English II (58.8%) fall below state averages, and chronic absenteeism is the highest at 20.5%. Absenteeism climbs from the elementary schools (8.9% and 9.8%) to the district rate of 15.2%, the middle school (18.8%), and the high school (20.5%). Note that free/reduced lunch data are unavailable for all schools, and spending figures date to 2018–2019.
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