Summary:
Louisville City is a four-school Ohio district — two elementary schools, one middle school, and one high school serving grades PK through 12 — enrolling about 2,768 students, with 4 stars and a 76th-percentile district rank. Louisville Elementary School is the largest, with 1,001 students (36.2% of enrollment), ahead of Louisville High School (778), Louisville Middle School (625), and North Nimishillen Elementary School (364).
Louisville Middle School is the clearest academic standout: it ranks 141 of 1,046 schools (87th percentile, 4 stars), and its average proficiency of about 78.7% is roughly 21.7 points above a matched state average of about 57.1%. Its Algebra I result is 100%, and it has climbed from the 78th to the 87th percentile over three years. Louisville High School posts a 98.4% graduation rate and 88.5% in American History (state: 73.2%), but its rank has slipped from the 79th percentile and 4 stars to the 70th percentile and 3 stars, with chronic absenteeism of 21.5% — the highest in the district. Louisville Elementary School stays above the state in its listed tests (about 73.4% versus about 63.8%) yet fell from the 78th to the 66th percentile and from 4 stars to 3 stars, and has the highest student-teacher ratio at 21.3.
A clear grade-level pattern shows up in attendance: North Nimishillen Elementary School has the lowest chronic absenteeism at 8.6%, and Louisville Elementary School is at 10.0% — both below the district's 15.0% — while Louisville Middle School is at 18.0% and Louisville High School at 21.5%. North Nimishillen serves PK–2, so it has no current test-score records here, though its historical ranks were strong (98th percentile and 5 stars in 2009–2010, 92nd percentile and 5 stars in 2010–2011). Free/reduced-lunch percentages are blank for every school and should not be read as zero, and spending figures date to 2018–2019, so they cannot describe current funding.
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