Summary:
Metamora, Ohio is a small community in Fulton County where a single district, Evergreen Local, serves all students through three schools clustered on County Road 6: Evergreen Elementary School (grades PK–4, 487 students), Evergreen Middle School (grades 5–8, 330 students), and Evergreen High School (grades 9–12, 302 students), totaling 1,119 students.
Each school has a distinct profile. Evergreen Elementary School is the district's standout: 97.1% of 4th graders were proficient in math (state: 67.3%), it has the lowest chronic absenteeism at 8.6%, and its state rank climbed to 114th of 1,560 schools, earning 5 stars. Evergreen Middle School reached perfect Algebra I proficiency (100%) two years running, but its rank slipped from 92nd of 1,036 to 175th of 1,046. Evergreen High School leads in social studies, graduates 95.2% of students, and has the smallest classes (13.7:1), yet it also has the highest absenteeism (14.2%), the district's lowest proficiency figure in Geometry (56.5%), and the steepest one-year rank decline, from 79th of 855 to 186th of 795.
Across the district, the achievement advantage over the state narrows as students move up: about +23.6 points in elementary, +17.1 in middle, and +13.3 in high school. Absenteeism climbs the same way, from 8.6% to 10.9% to 14.2%. Notably, the elementary school has the largest classes and the lowest per-student spending on record yet the best results — though those spending figures date to 2018–19. With only about 75–90 students per grade, single-year swings should be read with caution. Overall, Evergreen Local ranks in the 86th percentile statewide with 4 stars, and all three schools remain in Ohio's top quartile.
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