Summary:
ZIP code 44641, covering Louisville, Ohio, contains five schools — three elementary, one middle, and one high school — serving about 2,992 students across two districts: Louisville City (four schools) and Marlington Local (one). Louisville City enrolls roughly 92.5% of students in the ZIP; Marlington Local about 7.5%.
Louisville Middle School is the academic standout, ranking 141 of 1,046 schools in 2025–2026 — the 87th percentile with 4 stars — and improving from the 78th to 82nd to 87th percentile over three years. Its 8th-grade results far exceed the state (science 87.5 vs. 61.2, math 78.7 vs. 52.0, ELA 77.9 vs. 58.3), and its Algebra I end-of-course score is 100. Louisville High School graduates 98.4% of students and beats the state in most end-of-course exams, but its Algebra I (74.3) trails the district's 83.4 and its rank slid from the 79th to 75th to 70th percentile. Louisville Elementary School, the largest school with 1,001 students, is above the state on every reported 2025–2026 test yet fell from the 78th to 75th to 66th percentile. Marlboro Elementary has the ZIP's lowest chronic absenteeism (5.5%) and strong 3rd- and 4th-grade math, but volatile results, including 5th-grade science dropping from 77.8 to 41.7. North Nimishillen Elementary School serves PK–2, so it has no current state test scores; its 2009–2012 rankings are too old to reflect today.
Attendance follows a clear pattern: elementary schools — Marlboro 5.5%, North Nimishillen 8.6%, Louisville Elementary 10.0% — are below their district rates, while the secondary schools exceed Louisville City's 15.0%, with Louisville Middle at 18.0% and Louisville High at 21.5%. Class size and spending don't track neatly with outcomes: Louisville Elementary has the highest student/teacher ratio at 21.3 yet strong scores, while Marlboro has the lowest at 17.9 with mixed results. Free/reduced-lunch data is blank for every school, and spending figures date to 2018–2019.
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