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Best High Schools in Zip Code 43340


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Top rankedRidgemont High School497th of 795 Ohio high schools
Summary:

ZIP code 43340 has one high school, Ridgemont High School in Mount Victory, Ohio, a grades 6–12 school with 247 students in the Ridgemont Local district. Because it is the only school in the area, it defines the local high-school picture, and families can consider its combined middle/high school setting.

The school’s clearest strength is its reported 100% graduation rate for 2025–2026. In test results, American Government is strongest at 84.4% proficient, 12.8 points above the state, and American History is also above the state at 74.5%. 8th Grade Math is 64.3% proficient, 12.3 points above the state, and 8th Grade Science rose from 37.5% to 60.7%, a 23.2-point increase, leaving it 0.5 points below the state. Algebra I improved from 46.7% to 58.6%, now 3.0 points below the state. However, overall rank fell from 4 stars/80th percentile in 2023–2024 to 2 stars/37th percentile in 2025–2026; the district is ranked 543 of 773, at 30th percentile with 1 star.

The main concerns are 7th grade and some high school end-of-course subjects. In 2025–2026, the school was above the state in only 3 of 13 tests, down from 8 of 13 the prior year. 7th Grade ELA is 32.3% proficient, 30.4 points below the state and down 22.9 points; 7th Grade Math is 33.3%, 15.3 points below the state and down 27.4 points. English II fell from 69.0% to 53.8%, and Geometry fell from 46.2% to 32.5%. Chronic absenteeism is 13.6% versus 11.5% for the district. Free/reduced lunch is not available, per-student spending is $10,833 from 2018–2019, and the student-teacher ratio is 16.3. Families should note the social studies and 8th grade math/science strengths while watching 7th grade literacy/math and high school English II/Geometry.

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