Summary:
Hopewell-Loudon Local is a two-school Ohio district serving about 763 students, with Hopewell-Loudon Local Elementary School covering pre-kindergarten through grade 6 (397 students) and Hopewell-Loudon Local High School covering grades 7 through 12 (366 students), so there is no separate middle school. The Hopewell-Loudon Local district is ranked 156 of 773 Ohio schools, placing it in the 80th percentile with 4 stars.
Both schools are 4-star rated and outperform the state, but the high school is the stronger performer. It ranks 143 of 795 (82nd percentile) with a 100% graduation rate and 5.4% chronic absenteeism, below the district's 6.1%. The elementary school ranks 409 of 1560 (74th percentile) with 6.7% absenteeism, slightly above the district. Both have held 4 stars for three years, though both slipped in percentile — the elementary from 78th to 74th, the high school from 87th to 82nd.
Academically, every reported 2025–2026 test score is above the state average. The elementary school's math and science results stand out: 3rd-grade math at 93.0% vs. 62.1% statewide, and 5th-grade science at 87.3% vs. 62.7%. The high school's Algebra I is 92.4% vs. 61.6%, with American Government, American History, Biology, and English II also well above state. Even its lower scores — Geometry at 56.9% and 7th-grade math at 60.0% — beat state averages. The high school achieves this with a higher student/teacher ratio (20.5 vs. 17.2) and a 74.04% free/reduced-lunch rate, suggesting strong outcomes despite economic need. Note that the elementary school's free/reduced-lunch figure is not reported here, and per-student spending data is from 2018–2019.
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