North College Hill City

North College Hill City is a small Ohio district serving roughly 1,428 students across four schools: North College Hill Elementary School (PK–4, 472 students), North College Hill Middle School (5–8, 457 students), North College Hill High School (9–12, 402 students), and North College Hill Trojan Way Learning Center, an alternative campus serving grades 2–12 with 97 students. The district ranks 746 of 773 Ohio districts, at the 3rd percentile, with 0 stars.

Among the three ranked campuses, the middle school is the relative standout at the 11th percentile with 1 star, followed by the high school at the 10th percentile and 0 stars, and the elementary school at the 5th percentile with 0 stars. All three have slipped over three years — the elementary from the 13th percentile, the middle from the 19th, and the high from the 17th. Every reported subject is below the state proficiency rate. The middle school's Algebra I result of 25.9% proficient is nearly double the district's 13.5% and more than double the high school's 10.5%, though the state is 61.6%. The high school's strongest relative results are American History at 52.4%, American Government at 49.4%, and English II at 44.2%; its weakest are Algebra I at 10.5% and Geometry at 15.5%. At the elementary school, math (18.6% in Math 3, 17.9% in Math 4) trails ELA (34.9% and 28.2%).

Chronic absenteeism climbs by level: 44.9% at the elementary school, 51.0% at the middle school, 68.5% at the high school, and 53.2% at the alternative school, against a district rate of 54.1%. Graduation rates are comparatively strong — 88.5% at the high school and 87.5% at the alternative school, close to the district's 88.1%. The high school had the highest per-student spending in the 2018–19 figures at $9,400, versus $7,322 at the elementary school, while the alternative school has the lowest student-teacher ratio at 13.8. Free/reduced-lunch percentages are not reported for any school, and several alternative-school test results are not shown.