Summary:
Hubbard, Ohio is served by three public schools — all part of the Hubbard Exempted Village district — covering grades K through 12 with a combined enrollment of 1,739 students. Hubbard Elementary School serves grades K–4 (663 students), Hubbard Middle School grades 5–8 (528), and Hubbard High School grades 9–12 (548). The district overall ranks 353rd of 773 Ohio districts, at the 54th percentile with 3 stars.
Elementary is the strongest performer: 68th percentile with 3 stars, above the state in all four tested areas, including 4th grade math at 90.6% (state 67.3%), and the lowest chronic absenteeism at 16.4%. Middle school ranks 55th percentile with 3 stars but shows extreme variation — Algebra I at 100% and 8th grade math at 74.8% (state 52.0%), yet 7th grade math at 36.3% (state 48.6%) and 5th grade science at 58.0% (state 62.7%). High school posts an excellent 98.7% graduation rate and beats the state in four of six End of Course subjects, but ranks 47th percentile with 2 stars; Geometry (42.6%) and Algebra I (57.1%) fall below state, and its absenteeism is the highest at 26.6%.
Two patterns stand out for families. First, chronic absenteeism closely tracks overall school rank — 16.4% at elementary, 22.2% at middle, and 26.6% at high school, versus a district rate of 21.2%. Second, free/reduced lunch and spending do not line up neatly with results: elementary has the highest lunch rate (54.75%) and the lowest listed spending ($7,905, from 2018–19) yet the best outcomes, while high school has the lowest lunch rate (43.61%) but the weakest rank. Middle school spends the most at $8,736.
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