Loudonville-Perrysville Exempted Village Schools (LPEVS) is proud to announce its 2024-2025 results on the Ohio Department of Education and Workforce’s annual report card, reflecting continued progress across the district.
C.E. Budd Elementary and R.F. McMullen Elementary both received high marks, with Budd maintaining a 4.5-star rating and McMullen improving from 4.0 to 4.5 stars. Loudonville High School earned 3.5 stars, while the district overall received a 4-star rating.
Superintendent Jennifer Allerding expressed pride in the growth across the district: “We are proud of the work taking place in the classroom. We continue to implement new curriculum, strategies to improve academic success, and intervention and enrichment opportunities to challenge students at all levels.”
The star ratings, which evaluate academic achievement, growth, and other key metrics, highlight the district’s commitment to student achievement and its dedication to building on past successes while continuing to raise expectations.
The State Report Card is only one measure of a district’s impact on students. LPEVS remains focused on academic excellence, providing supportive environments for students, and working toward even higher performance in the years ahead.