Summary:
St Henry Consolidated Local is a small, high-performing Ohio district with three schools — St Henry Elementary School (PK–4, 489 students), St Henry Middle School (5–8, 300 students), and St Henry High School (9–12, 296 students) — serving 1,085 students in all. The district ranks 16th of 773 Ohio districts, in the 98th percentile with a 5-star rating, and all three schools individually hold 5 stars as well, so this is broad strength rather than one standout campus.
Each school has its own signature. The middle school posts the strongest overall proficiency profile, averaging about 91.2% in 2025–2026 against about 59.0% for the same Ohio tests, with 100% proficiency in 5th Grade Mathematics and 100% in Algebra I End of Course. The high school holds the district's highest current rank — 19th of 795 high schools, 98th percentile — plus a 98.6% graduation rate, 98.4% proficiency in American History, 98.1% in American Government, and 92.2% in English II. The elementary school is exceptionally strong in early math (97.1% in 3rd grade and 96.5% in 4th grade) and has the district's lowest chronic absenteeism at 1.4%.
Every listed test score in both years beat the corresponding Ohio average, with simple average proficiency running roughly +28 to +34 points above the state. Chronic absenteeism is low overall, though the high school's 6.2% is more than double the district's 2.7% rate (elementary 1.4%, middle 1.8%). The high school served a higher free/reduced-lunch population (22.97%) than the elementary school (6.75%), with the middle school's figure not reported. Per-student spending in older 2018–2019 data was highest at the elementary ($10,522) versus the middle ($7,976) and high ($7,364), and student-teacher ratios were similar (19.2, 17.9, 19.2). Rank trends differ: the elementary moved from 19th to 57th but remains in the 96th percentile, the middle was volatile (59th to 23rd to 33rd), and the high school improved from 48th to 19th.
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