Louisville, Ohio is a small city located in Stark County with a population of about 9,000 people. The city has high standards for its local education system with great focus on providing educational excellence. Louisville is home to three public schools in the Louisville City School District – Louisville High School, North Nimishillen Elementary School and Middle School. The district is highly rated and has consistently earned an “Excellent” rating from the Ohio Department of Education year after year. The district provides students with access to a wide range of activities, clubs, technology and other resources to ensure they have every opportunity to excel academically and socially. It also offers district-wide initiatives such as STEM programming and literacy support. With an emphasis on quality instruction, multiple extra-curricular activities and community involvement, the Louisville City School District is dedicated to providing an outstanding education for all students in the area.
Louisville schools spend $10,051 per student (The US average is $12,383). There are 20 pupils per teacher, 374 students per librarian, and 434 children per counselor.