Summary:
ZIP code 43447 covers Millbury, Ohio, served by the Lake Local district, with three public schools — one elementary, one middle, and one high school — and no alternative schools. Together they enroll 1,569 students. Lake Elementary School (PK–5) is the largest at 763 students, or 48.6% of the total, followed by Lake High School (9–12) at 444 students (28.3%) and Lake Middle School (6–8) at 362 students (23.1%). The district overall sits at the 45th percentile with 2 stars.
Lake Elementary School is the strongest performer. It was above the state in 6 of 7 tested subjects, led by 3rd-grade ELA at 81% (state 63.4%) and 4th-grade math at 80.4% (state 67.3%), though 5th-grade science slipped to 60.3%, slightly under the state's 62.7%. It also has the lowest chronic absenteeism at 14.1%, below the district's 17.5%, and has held steady near the 60th percentile with 3 stars. Lake Middle School is more mixed: Algebra I proficiency is 100%, far above the state's 61.6%, but 8th-grade math is only 36.4% against the state's 52%. Its chronic absenteeism is 20.0%, above the district.
Lake High School is the main area of concern. Only 2 of 6 End-of-Course tests are above state — English II at 69.8% (state 62.7%) and Algebra I at 67% (state 61.6%) — while Geometry is 34.4% (state 43.3%), the lowest score in this data set, and American History, Biology, and American Government also trail the state. Its rank has fallen from the 56th to the 34th percentile over two years, from 3 stars to 2. Its 94.0% graduation rate is a clear strength, but chronic absenteeism is the highest at 21.4%. Note that spending figures are from 2018–2019, and Lake Middle's free/reduced-lunch value is unknown.
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