Summary:
Stewart, Ohio has two listed public schools — Federal Hocking Middle School for grades 6–8 and Federal Hocking High School for grades 9–12 — both in the Federal Hocking Local district and sharing the same campus address at 8461 State Route 144. Combined enrollment is 396 students. The Stewart list shows no elementary or alternative schools, so younger children are served elsewhere in the district.
Comparing the two, Federal Hocking Middle School is currently the stronger performer: it ranks 560 of 1,046 (46th percentile, 2 stars), up from the 33rd percentile a year earlier, and its chronic absenteeism of 22.9% is below the district's 26.9%. Its 8th-grade Math (59.1%) and 6th-grade ELA (58.8%) proficiency rates beat state averages, with large year-over-year gains in 6th-grade Math (30.9% to 54.9%), 8th-grade Math (26.1% to 59.1%), and 6th-grade ELA (33.9% to 58.8%). Federal Hocking High School presents a mixed picture: its 96.4% graduation rate exceeds the district's 94.6%, but it ranks 666 of 795 (16th percentile, 1 star), down from the 29th percentile two years earlier, and chronic absenteeism is high at 39.0%. Only 8.5% of its students were proficient in Geometry versus 43.3% statewide.
Parents should note that middle-school results are uneven — 7th-grade Math fell from 52.2% to 42.6% — and that high school End-of-Course scores fluctuate widely by subject and year. The high school spends more per student ($11,644 vs. $7,050, from 2018–19) with a higher student-teacher ratio (15 vs. 11.5), though the schools serve different grade levels and this should not be read as cause and effect. Free/reduced-lunch percentages are blank for both schools, so economic context is unavailable.
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