Summary:
ZIP code 43830 in Nashport, Ohio contains exactly one school: Nashport Elementary School, part of the Tri-Valley Local district. It serves grades K–6 with 540 students, or roughly 77 per grade level. Because the ZIP has no middle or high school, families here have a single K–6 building to evaluate — students move on to other schools for grades 7–12, so this is a snapshot of one school rather than a comparison among local options.
On the 2025-26 state report card, Nashport Elementary earned 5 stars and ranked 125th of 1,560 Ohio elementary schools — the 92nd percentile, up from 4 stars and 209th the year before. It scored above the state average on all nine subject-and-grade tests, by margins from +14.1 to +32.4 points, and above its own district on all nine as well. Math is the standout: 4th grade math at 97.8% (after a perfect 100% the prior year) and 5th grade math at 91.5% versus a state figure of 59.1%. Averages come to 87.7% in math, 81.2% in ELA, and 90.1% in science, with all nine tests combined at 85.1% against a 62.1% state average. Seven of nine tests improved year over year; 6th grade ELA, at 71.1%, is the lowest score in both years but still beats the district and the state.
Beyond test scores, chronic absenteeism is 5.2% — less than half the district's 12.5% — and 35.37% of students are free/reduced-lunch eligible, yet results far outpace state norms. The student-to-teacher ratio is 20.7, implying about 26 teachers for 540 students; these outcomes come without small classes. Two data limits are worth noting: the per-student spending figure of $8,076 is from 2018-19 and is too old to connect to current results, and there is no middle or high school data for this ZIP, so how students fare after 6th grade is unknown. The clearest opportunity for improvement is 6th grade ELA.
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