Summary
Tri-County North High School is a small public high school in Lewisburg, OH, serving 177 students in grades 9–12 as part of Tri-County North Local. In 2025–2026 it ranks 374th of 795 Ohio high schools (53rd percentile, 3 stars), very close to its district’s 376th of 773. That mid-tier position fits a school that had a standout 2024–2025 at 255th of 855 (70th percentile, 4 stars), but mostly 2–3 stars in earlier years.
Graduation rate is a standout: 100.0% in 2025–2026, up from 91.5% in 2022–2023, tying Franklin Monroe High School and National Trail High School for the best among nearby comprehensive high schools and ahead of Arcanum High School, Brookville High School, Northmont High School, Eaton High School, Dixie High School, and Twin Valley South High School. The school also has a relatively favorable 13.6 student-teacher ratio and, in 2018–2019, the highest per-student spending ($11,937) among listed nearby high schools. Test-score strengths include American History (84.1%) and American Government (80.0%), both above state averages, and Geometry (50.9%) is above the state and ahead of several nearby schools.
The clearest academic gap is Algebra I: 55.8% proficiency, below the state (61.6%) and well below the district’s 67.8%. English II (65.1%) is above the state but below several nearby peers. Chronic absenteeism is 21.2%, higher than the district’s 14.0% and much higher than Franklin Monroe High School (5.1%), Arcanum High School (7.5%), Brookville High School (10.5%), and Dixie High School (12.7%). In local rank, the school sits in the middle: behind Arcanum High School, Brookville High School, Northmont High School, and Franklin Monroe High School, but ahead of Eaton High School, National Trail High School, Dixie High School, and Twin Valley South High School. Overall, it is a small, mid-performing rural high school with strong graduation and social studies/geometry results, plus a clear Algebra I weakness and an absenteeism challenge; its 2024–2025 4-star year shows upside, but 2025–2026 places it near the state median.
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