Summary:
The Felicity-Franklin Local school district in Ohio serves students from preschool through 12th grade across three schools: Felicity-Franklin Local Elementary School, Felicity-Franklin Local High School, and Felicity-Franklin Local Middle School. The district serves a relatively high-need student population, with free and reduced-price lunch rates ranging from 40% to over 97%.
The standout school in the district is the Felicity-Franklin Local Elementary School, which consistently outperforms state averages on standardized tests, with over 80% of students proficient or better in Math and English Language Arts. The elementary school is particularly strong in 5th grade, where over 90% of students are proficient or better in these subjects. In contrast, the Felicity-Franklin Local High School has more mixed results, with some test scores above state averages and others well below.
The Felicity-Franklin Local Middle School stands out for its very low student-teacher ratio of 9.4, which is significantly better than the other schools in the district. This may be a contributing factor to the middle school's solid academic performance, especially given the high-need student population it serves. However, chronic absenteeism remains a challenge across all three schools, with a rate of 29% or higher.
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