Troy City

The Troy City School District in Ohio comprises 9 schools, including 6 elementary schools, 2 middle schools, and 1 high school. The district serves a predominantly white student population, with some schools having more diverse student bodies. While the schools vary significantly in academic performance, attendance rates, and socioeconomic factors, the data reveals several standout institutions and opportunities for improvement across the district.

Troy High School stands out with a strong 95.3% four-year graduation rate and a ranking among the top 147 high schools in Ohio. In contrast, Concord Elementary is the top-performing school, ranking among the top 131 elementary schools in the state and boasting over 90% proficiency in math and English Language Arts. Other high-performing schools include Hook Elementary, which has exceptional English Language Arts scores, and Heywood Elementary, which struggles with high chronic absenteeism rates.

The data reveals significant variation in student demographics, academic performance, and resource allocation across the Troy City School District. While the highest-performing schools, such as Concord Elementary, demonstrate the potential for excellence, the lower-performing schools, like Heywood and Forest Elementary, highlight the need to address socioeconomic factors and improve attendance to ensure more equitable outcomes for all students in the district.