Summary:
ZIP code 44629 in Gnadenhutten, Ohio contains exactly one school — Indian Valley High School, a public high school serving grades 9–12 with 422 students — and it belongs to the Indian Valley Local district. Because there are no elementary, middle, or alternative schools in this ZIP, that single high school defines the entire local school picture, so families will want to weigh its outcomes alongside its areas for growth.
Academically, the school is a solid state outperformer. It earned 4 stars and beat Ohio in all six reported End-of-Course subjects in 2025–2026, with its strongest results in American History (87.2%), American Government (82.6%), and Biology (81.6%). Math is the clear relative weakness: Geometry came in at 44.9% — only 1.6 points above the state and 1.8 points below the district — while Algebra I (74.3%) was 12.7 points above the state but 5.3 points below the district. Government showed the biggest year-over-year gain, climbing from 71.4% to 82.6%. Results slipped year over year in Biology, English II, Geometry, and Algebra I, though End-of-Course tests involve different cohorts, so these are trends in results rather than same-student growth.
The graduation rate is very high at 98.5%, matching the district rate. At the same time, chronic absenteeism is 17.0%, higher than the district’s 13.3% — a notable counterpoint to the strong graduation figures. Class sizes are modest, with a student-teacher ratio of 13.8, and per-student spending was $10,716 in 2018–2019. The free/reduced-lunch percentage is not reported and should be treated as unknown rather than zero. Overall, the school still holds a 4-star rating and ranked 239 of 795, or the 70th percentile, in 2025–2026.
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