Summary:
Lisbon Exempted Village in eastern Ohio is a small district serving about 694 students across just two schools — McKinley Elementary School for grades PK–5 and David Anderson Junior/Senior High School for grades 6–12, meaning middle school grades share a building with the high school. The Lisbon Exempted Village district overall is rated 2 stars (36th percentile, rank 498 of 773), but that single district rating masks a sharp split between the two buildings.
McKinley Elementary is the stronger of the two, holding 3 stars in each of the last three years. Its 5th grade results are exceptional: 90.2% in math, 82.4% in science, and 80.4% in ELA, all well above state averages, and 4th grade math (69.0%) edges out the state. The school is not uniformly strong, though — 4th grade ELA is 45.2% versus the state's 61.8%, and 3rd grade ELA is also below state. Its elementary rank percentile has slipped from 68th to 58th to 53rd over three years, even while it kept its 3-star rating. Chronic absenteeism is 18.9%, below the district's 21.0%.
David Anderson Junior/Senior High has held 1 star for three years and sits in the bottom quartile of high schools (27th percentile in 2025–26). High school math is the largest concern: Algebra I is 32.3% versus 61.6% statewide, Geometry is 25.0% versus 43.3%, and 8th grade math (30.8% vs 52.0%) and 8th grade science (38.6% vs 61.2%) are also far below state. There are real bright spots, however: 6th and 7th grade math and 8th grade ELA beat state averages, American Government is above state at 77.6%, and the graduation rate is 95.9%. Chronic absenteeism is 22.6%, higher than at the elementary school.
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