Summary:
Loveland City, Ohio contains one high school, Loveland High School, which serves grades 9–12 with 1,203 students and belongs to the Loveland City district. It is a standout school, earning 5 stars and ranking 56th out of 795 Ohio high schools in 2025–2026, placing it in the 93rd percentile; the district is also highly rated at 42nd out of 773 districts, in the 95th percentile.
For parents, the academic picture is strong. The graduation rate is 97.8%, and End-of-Course proficiency averages about 86.0% in 2025–2026, compared with roughly 63.2% statewide. Every reported subject is well above the state: gaps range from +17.8 points in American Government to +33.2 points in Geometry. American History is 91.8%, while American Government and Biology are each 89.4%. English II improved sharply, from 80.6% to 87.9%, the largest subject gain. Math is the relative weak spot: Geometry is 76.5% and Algebra I is 80.7%, though both remain far above state averages. Algebra I also shows a school-versus-district gap—80.7% at the school versus 89.9% in the district—likely because district figures include middle-school test-takers. Ranking has improved from 66th to 59th to 56th over three years, with 5 stars each year.
The main non-academic watch item is chronic absenteeism: 17.3% at the school compared with 12.7% in the district, a 4.6-point gap; some of this difference is expected because the district includes lower grade levels. Other context: 20.28% of students qualify for free/reduced lunch, the student-teacher ratio is 21:1, and per-student spending is listed at $10,666 from 2018–2019, so that figure is dated. Overall, the school is an academically elite, 5-star school with excellent graduation outcomes and proficiency far above Ohio averages. Families should celebrate the strong results while watching attendance and Algebra I outcomes.
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