Summary:
ZIP code 44680 covers Strasburg, Ohio, a small single-district community served by Strasburg-Franklin Local, with just two schools: Strasburg-Franklin High School (grades 6–12, 257 students) and Strasburg-Franklin Elementary School (grades K–5, 227 students), enrolling about 484 students total at a shared N Bodmer Ave address. The area lists no separate middle school, but the high school covers grades 6–12, so the middle grades are housed there. The district ranks 242 of 773 statewide, at the 69th percentile with 3 stars.
The elementary school's clearest strength is attendance: chronic absenteeism is 3.6%, far below the district's 10.7%. Academically, it beats the state in six of seven tested areas for 2025–2026, including 4th grade math at 87.8% versus 67.3% statewide, 5th grade ELA at 77.8% versus 70.4%, and 5th grade science at 72.2% versus 62.7%. Third grade ELA is essentially level with the state at 62.5% versus 63.4%. Its ranking is stable — 66th percentile in 2025–2026, 68th the year before, 62nd before that, all at 3 stars. Notably, 81.06% of students qualify for free or reduced lunch, and results remain above state despite that high economic-disadvantage indicator.
The high school's standout numbers are its 96.2% graduation rate and its middle-grade results, which function as the district's middle school outcomes: 8th grade math 80.0% versus 52.0% state, 8th grade ELA 87.9% versus 58.3%, and 8th grade science 84.2% versus 61.2%. Government and history end-of-course results also top the state. However, chronic absenteeism is 17.4%, well above the district figure, and its rank fell from 80th percentile with 4 stars to 50th percentile with 3 stars. Some end-of-course results sit below state: Geometry at 40.0% versus 43.3%, Biology at 60.0% versus 67.0%, and 6th grade ELA at 52.4% versus 56.0%.
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