Summary
Rose Hill Elementary School is a K–5 school with 393 students in Reynoldsburg, Ohio, serving a high-poverty population—64.63% free/reduced lunch in 2024–2025—within the Reynoldsburg City district. In 2025–2026, Rose Hill ranked in the 36th percentile with 2 stars, while its district was rated in the 25th percentile with 1 star, meaning the school is outperforming its district’s overall profile.
Rose Hill’s brightest spots are grade 3 ELA and grade 5 science. Grade 3 ELA proficiency is 77.5%, the highest among nearby schools and 15.4 points above the district and 14.1 points above the state. Grade 5 science is 60.9%, also highest nearby, 8.6 points above the district and just 1.8 points below the state. Math is the main academic drag: the grades 3–5 average is 42.8%, far below the state’s simple average of about 62.8%, with grade 4 at 41.4% and grade 5 at 36.2%. Compared with nearby Taylor Road Elementary School, which ranks higher overall (41st percentile), has lower chronic absenteeism (14.9% vs. 19.7%) and a much lower student-teacher ratio (13.3 vs. 18.4), Rose Hill still edges Taylor in grade 3 ELA (77.5 vs. 75.4) and grade 5 science (60.9 vs. 53.8). Rose Hill also outranks Waggoner Road Elementary, Slate Ridge Elementary School, French Run Elementary School, and Herbert Mills Elementary School, and even outranks Tussing Elementary School in higher-rated Pickerington Local.
Chronic absenteeism improved from 27.6% in 2021–2022 to 14.5% in 2023–2024, then rose to 19.7% in 2025–2026—still well below the district’s 32.6%. Subgroup results show notable gains for special education students, moving from the 18th percentile in 2023–2024 to the 44th percentile, 2 stars, in 2025–2026, and English language learners at the 42nd percentile, 2 stars. Because Rose Hill is small (393 students), grade-level percentages can swing year to year, and some comparison data are older or missing. Overall, Rose Hill is a mid-tier, 2-star school that beats its district’s low ranking, with real strengths in grade 3 ELA, grade 5 science, and attendance, but math—especially grades 4 and 5—remains the clearest area to watch.
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