Summary:
Bloom-Carroll Local is an Ohio district serving about 2,294 students in four schools—two elementary schools, one middle school, and one high school—covering grades K–12, with the Intermediate School listed as grades 2–8 but tested in grades 3–5, and the district ranked 233 of 773 statewide at the 70th percentile with 4 stars.
Among the buildings, Bloom-Carroll Middle School has the strongest current academic profile: ranked 222 of 1,046, 79th percentile, 4 stars, with Algebra I proficiency at 97.3%, 8th Grade Science at 80.4%, and strong ELA results, though 8th Grade Math was 49.1%, slightly below the state’s 52.0%. Bloom-Carroll High School is strong in humanities—American History 89.6%, American Government 83.0%, English II 78.3%—but weak in math, with Geometry at 31.4% versus 43.3% statewide, and its rank fell from the 78th to the 59th percentile since 2023–2024. Bloom Carroll Intermediate School has strong ELA and 4th Grade Math at 82.4%, but 3rd Grade Math is 54.3%, below the state’s 62.1%, after a 21.3-point year-over-year drop. Bloom Carroll Primary School has no test-score record, so it cannot be judged academically from this file; its standout metrics are the lowest chronic absenteeism at 8.2%, the lowest student-teacher ratio at 19.1, and the highest free/reduced-price lunch at 27.14%.
Attendance worsens as grade level rises: 8.2% at the primary school, 9.0% at the intermediate school, 10.6% at the middle school, and 11.7% at the high school, compared with 10.1% districtwide. In older 2018–2019 spending data, the high school had the highest per-student spending at $9,873 and the highest student-teacher ratio at 23.5, while the primary school had the lowest spending at $7,657 and the lowest ratio at 19.1. Key caveats are that the spending figure is from 2018–2019, the primary school’s rank history is from 2006–2009, and the intermediate school’s listed grade span is broader than its tested grades.
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