Summary:
Fredericktown Local is a small Ohio district with three schools — Fredericktown Elementary School (K–5), Fredericktown Middle School (6–8), and Fredericktown High School (9–12) — serving 1,106 students. The Fredericktown Local district profile ranks 231 of 773 in Ohio, at the 70th percentile with 4 stars, and that same district ranking appears on all three school records. Enrollment is concentrated at the elementary level, which holds 535 students, or 48.4% of the listed total.
Every listed school-level test result in this data beats the corresponding state result, a strong district-wide signal. The high school has the strongest current profile: it is the only school with a 4-star rating in 2025–2026 (236 of 795, 70th percentile) and a 99.1% graduation rate, with End-of-Course scores above state in all six subjects — most notably Biology (86.9 vs. 67.0) and English II (81.3 vs. 62.7). The middle school stands out for Algebra I, where 100% of students were proficient in both years, well above the high school's 67.2%. The elementary school posts the strongest English/language arts results, including 5th-grade ELA at 87.3 vs. a state 70.4 in 2025–2026, and the lowest chronic absenteeism at 10.9%, despite an 82.06% free/reduced-lunch rate.
Two things for parents to watch. First, rank slipped at all three schools in 2025–2026: the elementary went from 72nd to 67th percentile and the middle from 80th to 68th, each dropping from 4 stars to 3, while the high school held 4 stars at the 70th percentile. Second, the high school has the highest chronic absenteeism at 16.1%, above the district's 12.5%. Science and math scores also dipped at the elementary and middle levels, though all remain above state. Note that middle and high school free/reduced-lunch figures are unknown here, and spending data is from 2018–2019.
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