Summary:
Hamilton Local serves about 3,084 students across four schools: Hamilton Elementary School (K–3), Hamilton Intermediate School (4–7), Hamilton Middle School (7–8), and Hamilton Township High School (9–12). The Hamilton Local district is rated 2 stars and ranks 513 of 773 Ohio districts, at the 34th percentile. Grade 7 appears in both the intermediate and middle school grade spans, but grade 7 test results are reported under the middle school. Free/reduced lunch data is blank for all schools, and spending figures are historical, from 2018–2019.
Standouts: Hamilton Middle's Algebra I proficiency is 94.7% in 2025–2026 after 100% the prior year, far above the state's 61.6%. It also edges the state in Math 8 (53.2% vs. 52.0%) and holds steady at 2 stars. Hamilton Intermediate has the district's lowest chronic absenteeism at 25.2% and a strong 5th grade ELA result of 76.9% vs. 70.4% state. The high school's American Government scores are 84.3% vs. 71.6% state, with a graduation rate of 90.6%. Hamilton Elementary, the largest school at 1,028 students, sits near the state average in 3rd grade ELA, though its 3rd grade math fell from 73.9% to 62.2%.
Concerns: high school chronic absenteeism is 43.5%, versus 31.9% districtwide and 25.2%–29.2% at the other schools. High school Algebra I (32.0%), Geometry (25.3%), and Biology (56.7%) all trail the state, and its rank slipped from 3 stars and the 61st percentile to 1 star and the 30th percentile. Hamilton Intermediate's 5th grade math (48.8%) and Hamilton Middle's grade 7 and 8 ELA are also below state. Math is the district's weakest subject overall, though not uniformly so.
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