Summary:
Troy City serves 3,929 students across nine schools — one high school, two middle schools (one of which is grade 6 only), and six elementary schools — and the district overall ranks 216th of 773 in Ohio, placing it in the 72nd percentile with 4 stars. Compare schools by percentile rather than raw rank, because the ranking pools differ: high school ranks are out of 795, middle school out of 1,046, and elementary out of 1,560.
Concord Elementary School is the clear standout: 92nd percentile, 5 stars, the lowest poverty rate (17.72%) and lowest chronic absenteeism (5.8%) in the city, with test proficiency averaging about 86.9%. Hook Elementary School is close behind at the 80th percentile despite a poverty rate of 51.84%, showing strong results are not limited to low-poverty schools. Troy Junior High School climbed from the 59th to the 80th percentile and reports 100% Geometry and Algebra I proficiency. Troy High School also sits at the 80th percentile, with a 98.0% graduation rate and proficiency above state averages in every reported subject.
Attendance is the district's sharpest divide. Concord (5.8%) and Hook (6.4%) have very low chronic absenteeism, while Cookson, Troy High, Troy Junior High, Kyle, and Van Cleve all exceed the district's 18.1% rate. Forest Elementary School is the weakest performer, at the 45th percentile with 2 stars. Heywood Elementary School improved from the 44th to the 58th percentile. Kyle Elementary School (K–2) and Van Cleve Elementary School (grade 6 only) report no state test scores, so academic comparisons are limited.
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