The reported proficiency rate for Math is 100%.
Original Research by School Decision on Tipp City Remote School
Tipp City Remote School is a designation that does not correspond to an operational school enrollment. The school carries a K-12 grade charter, but state testing and enrollment data show zero students across all grade levels. No classroom instruction appears to be occurring under this name.
The entity is listed as a regular public school in the Tipp City Exempted Village district, but the absence of any enrollment, staffing records, or multi-year attendance data suggests it may exist as an administrative designation or dormant enrollment category rather than as an active school serving students. The one math proficiency result on file reflects a single tested student in sixth grade in 2022-23; no English language arts participation was recorded for that same year, and no subsequent data appears.
The parent district, Tipp City Exempted Village, operates three physical campuses serving K-12 students: Nevin Coppock Elementary, L.T. Ball Intermediate, Tippecanoe Middle, and Broadway Elementary across separate locations. The district is in the midst of significant facility consolidation. In March 2024, voters approved a bond issue to construct a new unified Pre-K through grade 8 building on North Hyatt Street, with groundbreaking in October 2025. This new facility will replace Nevin Coppock and Tippecanoe Middle; L.T. Ball will be repurposed, and Broadway will be sold or demolished.
If you are seeking enrollment in Tipp City schools, contact the district office directly at the main campuses listed above. The "Remote School" designation in state records does not reflect current student placement options. The district website and enrollment office can clarify whether remote instruction is available as part of its K-12 program offerings and direct families to the appropriate building and grade-level placement.
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