Summary:
Zip code 44432 covers schools in Lisbon, Ohio, and lists three schools serving about 874 students total: one elementary school (McKinley Elementary School, grades PK–5) and two high schools (David Anderson Junior/Senior High School, grades 6–12, and Columbiana County, grades 11–12), with no separate middle or alternative school reported. Two districts serve the area: Lisbon Exempted Village and Columbiana County.
McKinley Elementary School is the academic bright spot, ranked 735 of 1,560 (53rd percentile, 3 stars). Its 5th graders score far above the state: math 90.2% vs 59.1%, science 82.4% vs 62.7%, and ELA 80.4% vs 70.4%. Results are uneven by grade, though — 3rd grade ELA is 52.9% vs 63.4% and 4th grade ELA is 45.2% vs 61.8% — and its rank has slipped from the 68th to the 53rd percentile over three years. David Anderson Junior/Senior High School ranks 583 of 795 (27th percentile, 1 star), with a strong 95.9% graduation rate but weak high school math. Its 6th and 7th grade math are above state (66.7% and 58.3%), yet Algebra I is 32.3% vs 61.6% and Geometry is 25.0% vs 43.3%. Columbiana County has only 180 students and the smallest classes (student-teacher ratio 8.1), plus a 98.33% free/reduced lunch rate, but no test scores, rank, graduation rate, or absenteeism data to judge it by.
Attendance tracks with performance: chronic absenteeism is 18.9% at McKinley, 22.6% at David Anderson, and 21.0% district-wide. David Anderson has the highest student-teacher ratio (15.4) and the highest 2018–2019 per-student spending ($9,900) versus McKinley's 13.9 and $8,872. The Lisbon Exempted Village district sits at 498 of 773 (36th percentile, 2 stars), between McKinley's 3 stars and David Anderson's 1 star.
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