Summary:
Kids Care Elementary is the only school in this data set — a small K–6 elementary campus at 3360 Kohr Blvd in Columbus, Ohio (43224‑3051), serving 167 students with a student–teacher ratio of 18.5 and operating as its own standalone district, Kids Care Elementary. It is rated 1 star and ranks 692nd of 773 Ohio districts (10th percentile), placing it in the bottom decile statewide. Enrollment of 167 students implies a faculty of roughly nine teacher-equivalents, so every grade-level percentage in this profile rests on a handful of students rather than a large sample.
Academically, the picture is mixed but leans weak. In 2025‑2026, zero of nine assessments met the state rate: math averaged 27.4% against 61.2% statewide and ELA 37.4% against 62.9%, an overall gap of about 31 points. The most urgent number is 3rd grade math at 6.7% versus 62.1% state — roughly one-ninth of the state level — followed by 5th grade science (21.1% vs 62.7%) and 4th grade math (26.5% vs 67.3%). Strengths cluster in the upper grades: 5th grade ELA rose to 55.0% and 6th grade holds 41.2% in both ELA and math, each within about 15 points of state, while the 2024‑2025 4th grade posted a genuinely above-state ELA result (62.5% vs 61.9%).
Attendance is the largest non-academic concern: chronic absenteeism stands at 38.4% in 2025‑2026, meaning more than a third of the student body. Ohio rank history (18th → 24th → 16th percentile) shows no sustained upward trajectory. Because cohorts are small, single-year swings of 25–36 points can hinge on two or three students, so the signals that persist across both years are the most trustworthy: a low 3rd grade floor, persistently weak science, below-state math, and comparatively stronger upper-grade ELA. Free/reduced lunch data is not reported, and per-student spending of $6,923 is available only for 2018‑2019, so no conclusions about funding or poverty context can be drawn from this file.
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