Summary:
ZIP code 44436 is home to three schools serving about 625 students: one elementary school, Lowellville Elementary School (K–6), and two high schools, Lowellville High School (7–12) and Northeast Ohio Impact Academy (8–12). These three schools belong to two districts, Lowellville Local and Campbell City, and high school students account for roughly 60% of the area's enrollment. There are no standalone middle schools or alternative schools here.
The standout is Northeast Ohio Impact Academy, which ranked 246th of 795 Ohio high schools in 2025–26 — the 69th percentile with 3 stars — after sitting at 1 star in 2023–24, and it reports a 100.0% graduation rate. Its chronic absenteeism, 41.1%, is the highest in the ZIP and above its district's 31.8%. Lowellville Elementary has held 3 stars in all three years and reached the 57th percentile in 2025–26, with 5th grade Science at 80% versus the state's 62.7%, 5th grade Math at 85.7% versus 59.1%, and 5th grade ELA at 80% versus 70.4%; it also has the lowest chronic absenteeism at 24.8%. Lowellville High posts a 97.6% graduation rate and the lowest student-teacher ratio (12.1), but its rank slid from the 51st to the 31st percentile and its stars from 3 to 2, with Geometry at 16.7% versus the state's 43.3%.
District-level rankings can be misleading: Lowellville Local sits at the 42nd percentile, yet its elementary school is at 57 and its high school at 31, while Campbell City's 31st percentile masks Northeast Ohio Impact Academy's 69. Some context is missing — free/reduced lunch is unknown for two schools, and spending figures exist only for the two Lowellville schools and only from 2018–19. With enrollments of 171–247, yearly swings should be read with care.
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