Summary:
Loveland City is home to two middle schools — Loveland Intermediate School (grades 4–6, 643 students) and Loveland Middle School (grades 7–9, 624 students) — enrolling 1,267 students combined in the Loveland City district, which ranks 42nd of 773 Ohio districts (95th percentile, 5 stars). Every reported 2025–26 test score at both schools sits above the Ohio state average, and the narrowest margin is still 19.4 percentage points.
Loveland Middle School posts the most eye-catching results. Algebra I end-of-course proficiency was 100% in both 2024–25 and 2025–26, versus 89.9% for the district and 61.6% for the state — though this cohort may be small or selective. Eighth grade math climbed from 60.1% to 74.2%, a 14.1-point jump and the largest year-over-year gain in the data. Seventh grade is strong too, at 86.4% in math and 87.9% in ELA. The school's state rank improved to 54th of 1,046 (95th percentile, 5 stars) from 109th of 1,036 the prior year. Chronic absenteeism is 12.7%, matching the district rate.
Loveland Intermediate School's 5th grade is its hallmark: ELA 93.6%, science 89.9%, and math 88.8%, each up 7–9 points from the year before. Its relative soft spot is 6th grade ELA, which slipped from 79.4% to 75.4% — still 19.4 points above the state, but the school's lowest reported score and well below its own 5th grade ELA. Chronic absenteeism is 8.3%, 4.4 points below the district. The two schools serve similar populations, with free/reduced lunch at 21.93% and 22.28% and per-pupil spending of $11,140 and $11,024.
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