Summary:
Versailles Exempted Village is a small, high-performing Ohio district serving roughly 1,249 students across exactly three schools — Versailles Elementary School (grades K–4, 471 students), Versailles Middle School (grades 5–8, 376 students), and Versailles High School (grades 9–12, 402 students). The Versailles Exempted Village district ranks 15th of 773 Ohio districts — the 98th percentile — and all three schools hold 5-star ratings, with every reported test score above its state average.
Among the three, Versailles Middle School is the standout, ranking 6th of 1,046 middle schools (99th percentile) and holding top-1% standing for three straight years. It posts 100% proficiency in both Geometry and Algebra I End of Course exams, versus 43.3% and 61.6% statewide, plus 98% in 8th Grade Math (state: 52%). Versailles Elementary School follows at 40th of 1,560 elementaries (97th percentile), with 100% in 4th Grade Math and 92.2% in 4th Grade ELA. Versailles High School is 43rd of 795 high schools (95th percentile) — still top tier, but the lowest of the three — with a 97.8% graduation rate and 94.4% in American History.
The main watch points sit at the high school. Algebra I fell from 94.4% to 80%, and Geometry is 78.9% — both far above state averages, but the lowest math results in the district and a sharp contrast to the middle school's perfect EOC math. High school chronic absenteeism is 3.0%, above the district's 2.0%, while the middle school (1.5%) and elementary (1.6%) are lower. Notably, the middle school has the highest student-teacher ratio (20.8) yet the strongest outcomes, so ratios alone don't explain results. Free/reduced-lunch data are reported only for the elementary school (33.33%), and per-student spending figures from 2018–2019 differ by only about $408, so both should be treated as limited context.
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