Summary:
Rock Hill Local in Ironton, Ohio serves about 1,345 students across three schools — Rock Hill Elementary School (PK–5), Rock Hill Middle School (6–8), and Rock Hill Senior High School (9–12) — with no alternative schools listed, and the district ranks 544 of 773 statewide, at the 30th percentile with 1 star.
Comparing the schools to each other: the elementary is the largest with 736 students and ranks at the 45th percentile (2 stars), above the district; it beats state rates in 3rd grade math (66.3 vs. 62.1), 3rd grade ELA (66.3 vs. 63.4), and 5th grade math (63.3 vs. 59.1), but 4th grade math falls to 49.0 against a state rate of 67.3, and its chronic absenteeism is the district's highest at 29.2%. The middle school (284 students) ranks at the 40th percentile (2 stars) and has the lowest student-teacher ratio, 9.7, but its rank is declining; Algebra I proficiency is 100% in both years, far above state rates of 59.4 and 61.6, even though 8th grade math is only 41.6. The high school (325 students) ranks at the 25th percentile (1 star), below the district, yet posts a 98.9% graduation rate and the lowest absenteeism at 16.6%; English II rose from 52.1 to 67.1 and American History is above state, while Geometry (20.5 vs. 43.3) and American Government (51.2 vs. 71.6) lag well behind.
Math is the clearest shared weakness, with the biggest gaps in elementary 4th grade math (–18.3), middle 6th grade math (–17.6), high school Geometry (–22.8), and high school Algebra I (–12.4). Absenteeism declines by grade level — 29.2% in elementary, 22.1% in middle, 16.6% in high — against 24.4% districtwide. Per-student spending is only available for 2018–2019, and free/reduced lunch data is blank for all three schools, so economic context cannot be compared.
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