Summary:
Twin Valley Community Local serves about 740 students across three schools — one elementary, one middle, and one high school — all located on the same campus at 100 Education Dr in West Alexandria, Ohio, and covering grades PK through 12. As a district, Twin Valley Community Local ranks 481 of 773 Ohio districts (38th percentile) with 2 stars, but that district average blends three very different school stories.
The Twin Valley South Middle School is the current bright spot: it is the only school with 3 stars, ranks in the 53rd percentile, and has improved for two straight years. Its 6th grade ELA proficiency (69.6%) beats the state (56.0%), and 7th grade ELA is also above state. The Twin Valley South Elementary School, the largest school with 459 students, sits at the 48th percentile with 2 stars — down from 3 stars in 2023-24. Its 5th graders shine in science (73.2% vs. 62.7% state), math, and ELA, but 3rd grade math and 4th grade ELA fall below state. The Twin Valley South High School is the most challenged, ranking in the 28th percentile with 1 star after three consecutive years of decline.
For parents, the biggest red flag is high school math: Algebra I (16.7%) and Geometry (15.7%) proficiency are far below state levels (61.6% and 43.3%). The high school also has the highest chronic absenteeism at 26.7% — roughly 1 in 4 students — versus 16.9% districtwide and 13.1% at the elementary school, though its 90.5% graduation rate and government and English II scores are strengths. Note that the middle school's 100% Algebra I result likely reflects a very small group of test-takers, science proficiency appears to decline in upper grades, and free/reduced lunch data is unavailable for all three schools.
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