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Public schools in New Albany

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5 public schools in New Albany, Ohio.

From NCES’s yearly directory of Jul 1, 2026. The record lists 3,546 public schools in Ohio.

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Public elementary school for grades pre-K to K New Albany Early Learning Center New Albany, Ohio 43054 13.1%of students chronically absent, 2022-23507students, 2024-2517.5students per teacher Levelpublic elementary school for grades pre-K to KGradesPre-K to KStudents507Per teacher17.5Chronically absent13.1%
Public high school for grades 9 to 12 New Albany High School New Albany, Ohio 43054 15.6%of students chronically absent, 2022-231,601students, 2024-2516.0students per teacher Levelpublic high school for grades 9 to 12Grades9 to 12Students1,601Per teacher16Chronically absent15.6%
Public middle school for grades 4 to 6 New Albany Intermediate School New Albany, Ohio 43054 7.4%of students chronically absent, 2022-231,134students, 2024-2517.7students per teacher Levelpublic middle school for grades 4 to 6Grades4 to 6Students1,134Per teacher17.7Chronically absent7.4%
Public middle school for grades 7 to 8 New Albany Middle School New Albany, Ohio 43054 10.4%of students chronically absent, 2022-23768students, 2024-2516.7students per teacher Levelpublic middle school for grades 7 to 8Grades7 to 8Students768Per teacher16.7Chronically absent10.4%
Public elementary school for grades 1 to 3 New Albany Primary School New Albany, Ohio 43054 7.5%of students chronically absent, 2022-23981students, 2024-2517.2students per teacher Levelpublic elementary school for grades 1 to 3Grades1 to 3Students981Per teacher17.2Chronically absent7.5%

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NCES, school directory, 2025-26 (preliminary). Released Jul 1, 2026. Updated yearly.

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State average 14.3

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