Twelve National Merit Semi-finalists have been produced in the last four years. More than two hundred students took the Act last year, which if more than at any time in the last five years. Troy had 25 Greater Miami Valley Conference Scholar Athletes for the 1998-99 school year. The curricula of the Troy City Schools are aligned with state of Ohio expectations. College preparatory and general education programs are offered at Troy High School.
Weighted classes are available as well.
Students can also attend the Upper Valley Joint Vocational Program or participate in the post-secondary option at local universities. Orchestra and band are offered at the elementary level, and the orchestra, band, and choral programs at the high school regularly compete and succeed at state competitions. The average class size in the district is approximately 19 to 1. Clubs and service organizations are available for interested students. Troy High School has a successful athletic program, as illustrated by the fact that 1999's Mr. Football and Mr. Basketball were both Troy High School student athletes.