% scale represents number of student who met or exceeded standards
Ohio Achievement Test (OAT)
78%
78%
75%
73%
73%
77%
This school in 2011
Licking Heights Local School District average
Ohio state average
% scale represents number of student who met or exceeded standards
Ohio Achievement Test (OAT)
85%
85%
74%
89%
89%
85%
78%
78%
67%
This school in 2011
Licking Heights Local School District average
Ohio state average
% scale represents number of student who met or exceeded standards
We do not have any test data available for this school.
About This School
Licking Heights Middle School is a public middle school in Pataskala. The principal of Licking Heights Middle School is Brian T. Wilkinson, who can be contacted at bwilkinson@laca.org. 585 students go to Licking Heights Middle School and identify mostly as White, non-Hispanic; Asian/Pacific Islander; and Black, non-Hispanic. 33% of the 585 students here are classified as "economically disadvantaged", and 35% are paying reduced lunch prices. The student to teacher ratio at Licking Heights Middle School is 15:1. Waggoner Road Middle School Middle is one of the nearest middle schools.
Extracurricular Activities
Arts
Band
Chorus
Computer arts
Drawing painting
Orchestra
Photography
Theater drama
Video film production
Languages Taught
French
Spanish
Sports
Baseball
Basketball
Cheerleading
Field hockey
Football
P.E. classes
Soccer
Softball
Tennis
Track
Volleyball
Wrestling
Student Ethnicities
Ethnicity
School
District
White, non-Hispanic
67%
64%
Asian/Pacific Islander
3%
1%
Black, non-Hispanic
28%
26%
Hispanic
2%
2%
Student Subgroups
Subgroup
School
District
Students eligible for free or reduced-price lunch program
My children attended this school and overall it has been an o.k. experience. Nothing to get excited over. The district has grown tremendously in size and diversity of student population. Don't see how the administrators are working to diversify the teaching population. There aren't any minority teachers and the teachers need to learn more about cultures other than their own. The current principal at the middle school is way better than the previous one who could not relate to "other" people. I believe the academics are good especially with many families moving in from districts that lower ratings. There needs to be more variety in classes offered even at middle school...my daughter had health and was forced to only watch football/male dominated sports related movies and complete worksheets that i call busywork...i am sure that change will come in time.
(3 years ago)
The March 4th Review seems to have been applied to the wrong school in the district as it mentions the 1st grader while the Middle School is 6th 7th and 8th grades. The school delay can certainly be a problem for any household. Late start days have been used for many school districts. Outside the delayed start the teachers are definitely involved for the greater good of the students the administration has been informed and quick to resolve any issues and transportation department rivals any other school district anywhere. The teachers administration and bus drivers know the children by name and make every concerted effort for our children's safety and education. Communication is open from the teachers to the Superintendent excellent school and district.
(4 years ago)
Not impressed...1 hour delay every other week is a major disruption in working schedules for 2 income house holds. A 1st grader going to school @ 10 30am is way off base from other public schools. Teacher - Student relations needs improvement. Curriculum - Is behind compared to nearby districts. Principals - Needs to stay more informed with potential problems & once discovered handled properly and swiftly. Busing & transportation - issues are greater than more larger schooling districts. Would I recommend this school district? NO!!