Summary:
There is one school in this area: Alliance Academy of Cincinnati, a K–8 school serving 350 students on Duck Creek Road in Cincinnati. It is also its own district, Alliance Academy of Cincinnati, which is rated 3 stars and ranks 320 out of 773 districts, at the 59th percentile. Two pieces of information are missing from this data: the free/reduced lunch percentage and the student-teacher ratio. The only spending figure provided is $9,224 per student from 2018–2019, which is too old to describe current conditions.
The school's story is one of rapid improvement. Its state rank rose from 977 out of 1,558 in 2024–2025 to 575 out of 1,560 in 2025–2026 — a jump of 402 places and 26 percentile points — and its rating moved from 2 stars to 3 stars. Average proficiency across all tested subjects climbed from 50.0% to 67.4%, while the state average rose only about 0.9 points. In 2024–2025, just 4 of 14 grade-and-subject tests beat the state average; in 2025–2026, 10 of 14 did. Science is the standout, averaging 82.1% proficient against a state average of about 62.0%, with 5th grade science at 92%. English language arts averaged 72.0% versus 62.1% statewide, and 5th grade ELA reached 96%, the highest result here.
Math is uneven. Overall math (57.9%) sits almost exactly at the state average (57.6%), but 4th, 5th, and 8th grade math are all above state — 8th grade math by 25.8 points — while 6th grade math (44.1% vs. 56.2%) and 7th grade math (24% vs. 48.6%) fall well short. Middle-grade math is the clearest academic concern. Another important note for families: chronic absenteeism was 50.2% in 2025–2026, meaning about half of students missed enough school to be considered chronically absent. The school has made real progress and is trending in the right direction; sustaining those gains while targeting 6th and 7th grade math and attendance is the next step.
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