Summary:
ZIP code 43060 covers North Lewisburg, Ohio, where all public schooling runs through one district, Triad Local. Three schools serve about 813 students in a continuous PK–12 pipeline: Triad Elementary School (PK–4, 354 students), Triad Middle School (5–8, 233 students), and Triad High School (9–12, 226 students). Enrollment is unusually stable — roughly 57–59 students per grade from kindergarten through 12th grade — so few families leave between elementary and high school. That stability also means every percentage below rests on small groups of 50–60 students, where one or two students can move a result by a couple of points.
Each building is heading in a different direction. Triad Middle School has the strongest current profile: 67th percentile among Ohio middle schools, the district's lowest chronic absenteeism at 12.8%, and 9 of 10 subject results at or above the state average — including 8th grade math at 73.2% versus 52.0% statewide. Triad High School posted the biggest turnaround, climbing from the 38th to the 58th percentile with all six End-of-Course subjects improving, plus a 96.9% graduation rate. Triad Elementary School was the district's historical leader (75th–77th percentile, 4 stars) but slipped to the 57th percentile and 3 stars as all four of its tested subjects declined; 3rd grade English is now 60.3% against a 63.4% state average.
The clearest concern is attendance at the high school: 32.0% of students are chronically absent, about 2.5 times the middle school's 12.8% and 1.8 times the 17.7% district average. Spending also rises with grade level while student-teacher ratios fall — elementary has 20.6 students per teacher versus 15.0 at the high school. The district overall ranks 302nd of 773 Ohio districts (61st percentile, 3 stars), but that single rating hides how differently the three buildings are performing.
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