Summary:
Zip code 45373 is served by nine Troy City schools — six elementary, two middle, and one high school — enrolling about 3,929 students. The district ranks 216 of 773 in Ohio, at the 72nd percentile with 4 stars, but results vary sharply from school to school, and the elementary group alone spans a 5-star school to a 2-star school.
Concord Elementary School is the clear standout: 117 of 1,560 statewide (92nd percentile, 5 stars), a 86.9% simple test average, the area's lowest chronic absenteeism at 5.8%, and the lowest free/reduced lunch rate at 17.72%. Hook Elementary School shows poverty is not destiny — 51.84% FRL, 6.4% absenteeism, an 80th-percentile rank and a 79.7% test average. Troy Junior High School climbed from the 59th to the 70th to the 80th percentile and reports 100% proficient in Geometry and Algebra I End-of-Course tests. Troy High School ranks 158 of 795 (80th percentile, 4 stars) with a 98.0% graduation rate and scores above state in every listed subject, though its Geometry (65.6%) and Algebra I (80.4%) trail district averages.
Seven of eight tested schools sit above their matched state averages; Forest Elementary School is the exception at 61.8%. Attendance is the other dividing line. Cookson Elementary School has the area's highest chronic absenteeism at 24.9% and uneven results — strong grade 5 math and ELA, weak grade 3. Troy High (23.5%), Troy Junior High (22.8%), Kyle Elementary School (22.3%) and Van Cleve Elementary School (20.2%) also exceed the district's 18.1%. Kyle serves grades K–2, so it has no current test data to judge. Notably, spending and class size show no simple link to outcomes.
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