Summary:
ZIP code 45338 covers Lewisburg, Ohio, and contains three public schools — Tri-County North Elementary School (PK–4, 298 students), Tri-County North Middle School (5–8, 227 students), and Tri-County North High School (9–12, 177 students). All belong to the Tri-County North Local district, which is ranked 376 of 773 in Ohio — the 51st percentile — and holds 3 stars. Total listed enrollment is 702 students.
Each school brings a different strength. The high school has the strongest overall test profile, scoring above the state in 5 of 6 End-of-Course subjects in 2025–26, with American History (84.1% vs. 73.2%) and American Government (80.0% vs. 71.6%) leading the way, plus a 100.0% graduation rate. The elementary school showed the biggest turnaround: all four tested areas were above state in 2025–26 after none were in 2024–25, and its rank rose from the 38th to the 57th percentile. The middle school has the best attendance at 11.0% chronic absenteeism, compared with 12.0% at the elementary and 14.0% district-wide, and posted a notable 100% Algebra I result that likely reflects a very small or selective group of test-takers.
The clearest concerns are attendance and consistency. The high school's chronic absenteeism is 21.2%, far above the district's 14.0%, and Algebra I was its only below-state subject, at 55.8% versus 61.6%. The middle school slipped from above state in 7 of 10 regular-grade tests in 2024–25 to 4 of 10 in 2025–26, and its rank fell from the 62nd to the 52nd percentile. Note that free/reduced lunch data is blank for all three schools and spending figures date to 2018–19, so poverty and funding comparisons are not possible here.
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