Elementary Schools in Mt Healthy City

Mt Healthy City has three elementary schools — Mt. Healthy South Elementary School (grades 1–6, 604 students), Mt. Healthy North Elementary School (grades 1–6, 549 students), and Mt. Healthy Early Learning Center (PK–K, 279 students) — serving about 1,432 students in Hamilton County near Cincinnati, inside the Mt Healthy City district, which ranks 738th of 773 Ohio districts.

North is the strongest of the group. It is the only school here with a star rating (1 star in each of the last three years, while South slipped to 0 stars), ranks at the 16th percentile statewide, and beats the district on 8 of 9 tests. Its average proficiency is 33.6% versus South's 22.8% and the district's 27.8%, and it posted the single best score anywhere in the data — 50% in 4th grade math. South is above the district on only 1 of 9 tests, but that one is the highest single figure in the data: 42.7% in 5th grade ELA. Both schools improved on 7 of 9 tests year over year, though even North's average is only about half the state figure of 62.1%.

Attendance is a shared concern: 41.8% of North students and 42.6% of South students are chronically absent, rising to 49.8% at the Early Learning Center — all still below the district's 53.1%. Science is the weakest subject, with both schools near 16% proficiency against 62.7% statewide, and it declined at both. Student–teacher ratios are similar at North (24.9:1) and South (25.1:1) but higher at the Early Learning Center (31:1). Free/reduced lunch data is not reported for any of the three schools, and the Early Learning Center has no test scores, so some comparisons simply cannot be made.