Summary:
Vinton, Ohio, is served by a single school: Vinton Elementary School, an elementary campus at 123 Keystone Rd serving grades PK–5 with 334 students as part of the Gallia County Local district. Because there is only one school in this area, there is no peer comparison to make — the useful reference points are the school's own district and the state of Ohio. The school holds 2 stars and ranks 884th of 1,560 Ohio schools, the 43rd percentile, slightly ahead of its district's 32nd percentile standing.
Its clearest strength is fourth grade math, where 80.5% of students scored proficient in 2025-26 — 13.2 points above the state's 67.3% and 15 points above the district's 65.5% — following 76.0% the previous year. Attendance is another bright spot: 17.0% of students are chronically absent versus 22.3% across the district. Third grade ELA also rebounded sharply, from 45.7% to 61.5%. Overall, the school's composite proficiency across seven tested subjects is 61.3, essentially level with the district's 61.2 and about 2.6 points behind the state's 63.8, an improvement from the prior year's 59.3.
Fifth grade is the consistent weak point, trailing the state in math, ELA, and science in both years, with gaps ranging from 5.1 to 10.6 points. Across subjects, math sits at state par while ELA trails by 3.7 points in the latest year and 6.9 points the year before. Two data gaps limit what can be concluded: free/reduced-lunch figures are unavailable, so economic context cannot be assessed, and spending data dates to 2018-19, roughly seven years older than the achievement results.
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