Summary:
Loudon County Schools is home to one high school, Loudon High School, which serves grades 9–12 and enrolls 771 students in a Tennessee district ranked 39th out of 141 districts (72nd percentile). Because this is the only high school in the district listing, this summary focuses on how Loudon High School compares to Tennessee state averages and to its district, Loudon County Schools.
Loudon High School holds a 3-star rating and ranks 172nd out of 400 Tennessee high schools (57th percentile). The school shines in non-academic outcomes: its 92.7% graduation rate exceeds the state average of 90.5%, its 2.0% dropout rate is less than one-third of the state average of 6.7%, and chronic absenteeism at 15.0% is below the state's 18.3%. Academically, Biology I is the strongest subject at 55.3% proficiency, well above the state's 49.8%, and Algebra I improved dramatically from 14.8% to 33.0% in one year, now slightly above the state. However, Geometry (26.2% vs. 42.3% statewide) and US History (28.1% vs. 42.4% statewide) are consistent weak points, with large proficiency gaps.
The most striking academic bright spot is 9th-grade Biology I proficiency at 86.7%, far exceeding the district (76.5%) and state (65.8%). Yet the school's statewide rank has slipped for three straight years, from the 67th percentile (2023–2024) to the 57th percentile (2025–2026), even while maintaining 3 stars. Interestingly, the district earns a 4-star rating and ranks at the 72nd percentile, placing the high school below its own district's overall performance. With strong graduation and attendance outcomes but mixed test scores, Loudon High School appears to be a mid-tier school whose priorities should be improving math and social studies while building on its notable strengths in Biology and student engagement.
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