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Best Public Schools in Elmore, OH


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Top rankedWoodmore High School402nd of 795 Ohio high schools
Summary:

Elmore, Ohio is home to just one school — Woodmore High School, a grades 9–12 campus with 252 students in the Woodmore Local district — so families here have a single local high school rather than several to compare, with no elementary, middle, or alternative schools listed for the area. Located at 633 Fremont St, the school shows a mixed profile: strong graduation outcomes and above-state performance in civics and English, alongside persistent weakness in Geometry and elevated chronic absenteeism.

On Ohio State Tests End-of-Course exams in 2025–2026, Woodmore High School exceeded the state in American Government (82.8% proficient vs. 71.6%), English II (71.6% vs. 62.7%), American History (76.5% vs. 73.2%), and Algebra I (64.2% vs. 61.6%). Biology (65.7% vs. 67.0%) and Geometry (38.5% vs. 43.3%) came in below state level. Results moved sharply year over year: American History fell from 91.5% to 76.5% and Biology from 82.4% to 65.7%, while Algebra I climbed from 41.5% to 64.2%. Geometry stayed low in both years, at 38.2% and then 38.5%. Math results are also uneven within the district — the school's Algebra I score trailed the district's 73.6% by 9.4 points.

The school reports a 100% graduation rate for 2025–2026, matching its district. Chronic absenteeism, though, is 20.8% — 8.1 percentage points above the district's 12.7%. In rank history, Woodmore High School sat at the 61st percentile with 3 stars in 2024–2025 but slipped to the 49th percentile with 2 stars in 2025–2026; the district is listed at 261 of 773, 66th percentile, 3 stars. About 31.75% of students were eligible for free/reduced lunch in 2024–2025, the student-teacher ratio was 14.8, and per-student spending was $12,295 in 2018–2019.

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