Summary:
Gallipolis City is a small Ohio district serving 1,859 students across five schools — three elementary schools (PK–5), one middle school (6–8), and one high school (9–12), with no alternative school — and it ranks 440 of 773 statewide, placing it at the 43rd percentile with 2 stars. That single district rating hides big differences: Green Elementary School is a 4-star, 77th-percentile school, while Gallia Academy High School is 1 star and 18th percentile.
Green Elementary is the strongest performer districtwide, with roughly 78.3% average proficiency across seven elementary subjects versus 63.8% statewide, including 5th Grade ELA at 89.8% and 3rd Grade ELA at 84.3%. Washington Elementary School is the most improved, climbing from 41st percentile and 2 stars to 54th percentile and 3 stars. Rio Grande Elementary School is steady around 47th–50th percentile with the lowest chronic absenteeism at 9.3% and solid ELA results. Gallia Academy Middle School is stable at 42nd–44th percentile, 2 stars.
Absenteeism rises sharply with grade level: Rio Grande 9.3%, Green 9.6%, Washington 13.0%, middle school 21.9%, and the high school 33.3%, well above the district's 19.2%. The high school has the lowest rank and all six End-of-Course subjects below state, with Geometry at 29.7% and Algebra I at 34.5%, though its graduation rate is 91.2% and every listed EOC improved year over year. The middle school's results are uneven — Algebra I at 100% and 8th Grade Math above state at 58.0%, but 7th Grade Math at 16.7%. Meanwhile, spending and outcomes don't track simply: the high school spends the most ($7,949 per student) with the lowest ratio (15.7), while Green succeeds with the highest ratio (20.0).
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