Summary:
Felicity-Franklin Local is a small Ohio district with three schools serving roughly 636 students from prekindergarten through 12th grade in Felicity, Ohio: Felicity-Franklin Local Elementary School (PK–6, 346 students), Felicity-Franklin Local Junior High School (7–8, 106 students), and Felicity-Franklin Local High School (9–12, 184 students). The district as a whole is rated 2 stars and ranks 518th out of 773 Ohio districts, or the 33rd percentile.
The elementary school is the district's strongest performer. It is the only school with 3 stars in 2025-2026, at the 59th percentile, and its chronic absenteeism of 15.4% is well below the district's 21.0%. Third- and fourth-grade results are far above state in both math and ELA, though fifth- and sixth-grade scores fall below state. The junior high has the weakest outcomes: 8th-grade math is 19.2% versus a state rate of 52.0%, and 7th-grade ELA is 41.2% versus 62.7%. The high school is mixed, with a 96.3% graduation rate and English II above state, but geometry at 28.0% versus 43.3% and the district's highest absenteeism at 29.8%.
All three schools declined in rank percentile in 2025-2026, and the junior high also dropped from 3 stars to 2 stars. Chronic absenteeism climbs steadily by grade level, from 15.4% in elementary to 25.8% in junior high and 29.8% in high school. Notably, the junior high has the lowest student-teacher ratio in the district at 9.6 yet the weakest math and ELA proficiency, while the elementary has the highest ratio at 17.8 with the strongest early-grade scores, suggesting other factors shape results. Two data gaps limit context: free/reduced lunch figures are blank for 2024-2025, so economic background cannot be assessed here, and spending data is only available for 2018-2019.
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