Summary:
ZIP code 43777, covering Roseville, Ohio, contains exactly one public school — Roseville Elementary School, a PK–5 building with 239 students that belongs to the Franklin Local district. Because it is the only school in the ZIP, there are no local school-to-school comparisons to make; everything below compares this school against its own district and against Ohio as a whole.
Academically, results are split sharply by grade. The 5th grade is a genuine bright spot: 76.2% proficient in science (13.5 points above the state), 71.4% in math (12.3 points above the state), and 71.4% in ELA (roughly at state level), with double-digit year-over-year gains in science and math. The 3rd grade is the opposite story: 34.4% proficient in ELA, 29 points below the state, and 43.8% in math, 18.3 points below the state and more than 30 points below the district. Grade 4 also trails in ELA at 37.5%, about 24 points below the state. District-wide, math is trending up while ELA is declining. The school currently sits in the bottom third of Ohio elementary schools (36th percentile, 2 stars), though that is an improvement from the 30th percentile and 1 star two years earlier.
Other factors parents should weigh: chronic absenteeism is 25.8%, higher than the district's 21.5%, meaning roughly one in four students is chronically absent. The student-teacher ratio is a relatively favorable 13.3. Free/reduced lunch data is not reported, so poverty context is unavailable, and the per-student spending figure ($8,942) dates to 2018-19 and should not be read as current. Tested grade sizes appear small, so single-year grade-level swings are best treated as directional signals rather than precise measurements.
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