Carrollton Exempted Village

The Carrollton Exempted Village school district in Ohio consists of two schools: Carrollton High School-Carrollton Middle School and Carrollton Elementary School. The high school-middle school stands out as the stronger performer, consistently ranking in the top 35% of Ohio high schools and boasting an impressive 95.3% graduation rate. In contrast, the elementary school lags behind, ranking in the bottom 40% of Ohio elementary schools, though it demonstrates strong performance in 3rd and 5th grade English Language Arts.

The high school-middle school excels in state assessments, particularly in science, social studies, and Algebra I, while the elementary school struggles with mathematics. The elementary school also has a significantly higher rate of free/reduced lunch recipients at 56.83%, compared to 39% at the high school-middle school, indicating a more economically disadvantaged student population. This may contribute to the elementary school's lower overall performance and higher spending per student.

The district-wide racial makeup is predominantly white, with both schools having over 93% white student populations, suggesting a lack of diversity. Additionally, the higher student-teacher ratio at the elementary school (20.5) compared to the high school-middle school (19.3) could be a factor in the school's lower performance, as smaller class sizes are often associated with better student outcomes.