Tipp City Exempted Village

Tipp City Exempted Village is a four-school, K–12 Ohio district serving 2,323 students, ranked 102 of 773 districts statewide (87th percentile) with 4 stars. It includes Broadway Elementary School (K–2), L. T. Ball Intermediate School (3–5), Tippecanoe Middle School (6–8), and Tippecanoe High School (9–12). All 23 reported 2025–26 test results across the three tested schools beat their state averages, so families here are choosing among consistently strong options.

L. T. Ball Intermediate School is the current standout, ranking 162 of 1,560 (90th percentile, 4 stars) with the district’s lowest chronic absenteeism at 5.0% versus the district’s 7.4%. Its scores far exceed the state: 3rd-grade ELA 87.8 vs 63.4, 5th-grade ELA 87.6 vs 70.4, 4th-grade math 83.7 vs 67.3, and 5th-grade math 83.5 vs 59.1. Tippecanoe Middle School ranks 136 of 1,046 (87th percentile, 4 stars) and shines in advanced math — Algebra I EOC 98.8 and Geometry EOC 96.7 against state scores of 61.6 and 43.3 — though 8th-grade math sits at 53.6, just 1.6 points above the state’s 52.0.

Tippecanoe High School has the largest enrollment (764) and a 98.1% graduation rate, with strong results in American Government (91.1 vs 71.6), American History (85.5 vs 73.2), Biology (84.4 vs 67.0), and English II (81.8 vs 62.7). Its clearest concern is math: Geometry 48.0 and Algebra I 66.9 — above the state but below the district — alongside the district’s highest chronic absenteeism at 11.7%. Broadway Elementary School has no current test scores or rank because it serves K–2; it has the district’s highest free/reduced lunch (23.01%), highest spending ($9,810 per student, 2018–19), and lowest student-teacher ratio (16.5).