Summary:
Clyde, Ohio is served by three reported schools — Clyde Elementary School (PK–2), McPherson Middle School (6–8), and Clyde High School (9–12) — all part of the Clyde-Green Springs Exempted Village district, which enrolls about 1,563 students across these buildings and ranks 247th of 773 Ohio districts (68th percentile, 3 stars). Note that grades 3–5 are not represented in this particular list of city schools.
McPherson Middle School is the academic standout, ranking 232nd of 1,046 middle schools (78th percentile, 4 stars) and beating state averages in nearly every tested subject — including 8th grade math at 84.0% versus 52.0% statewide and Algebra I at 100% versus 61.6% statewide. It also has the best student-teacher ratio of the three at 14.0, despite the highest free/reduced lunch rate at 54.12%. Clyde Elementary has the lowest chronic absenteeism (14.6%) and lowest free/reduced lunch rate (44.73%), but the highest student-teacher ratio (16.2), and because it serves PK–2 it has no current state test scores — its only available ranking history dates back to 2007–2010.
Clyde High School posts a 99.4% graduation rate and strong results in American Government (80.3%), American History (84.4%), Biology (72.5%), and English II (71.5%), all above state averages. However, Geometry is a persistent weakness at 37.6% versus 43.3% statewide, and Algebra I (63.5%) trails the district because McPherson's Algebra I cohort scored 100%. Chronic absenteeism climbs with grade level — 14.6% in elementary, 18.7% in middle, and 24.5% in high school, above the district's 17.3%. Per-student spending figures are from 2018–2019 and should be viewed cautiously.
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