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Maritime Academy of Toledo The


At a glance
763rdof 773 Ohio districts▼ 16
Better than 1% of Ohio districts
High 1Grades 6-12
803 Water St
Toledo, OH 43604-1831
·(419) 244-9999·All Ohio district rankings →
Statewide performance 2019–2026
2026: better than 1.3% of districts
1
School
215
Students
Top rankedMaritime Academy of Toledo The730th of 795 Ohio high schools
Biggest riser
Maritime Academy of Toledo The up 4 spots statewide this year
Summary:

Maritime Academy of Toledo The is a single charter school in Toledo that operates as its own district, serving 215 students in a combined grades 6–12 building at 803 Water St. Because it is the only school in the Maritime Academy of Toledo The district, there is nothing to compare it against locally — every comparison here is against Ohio as a whole. In 2025-26 it ranked 730th of 795 Ohio high schools (8th percentile) and earned 0 stars, down from 1 star in each of the two prior years.

Academically, the school averages roughly 17% proficiency across the nine subjects reported in 2025-26, versus about 61% statewide — a gap of about 44 points. Three subjects sit at 0%: Algebra I, 8th grade Mathematics, and 8th grade Science. Math is the clearest pattern, running from middle school through the first high school course; 8th grade Math was 0% in both years, and Algebra I fell from 22.9% to 0%. The brightest spot is American Government at 62.5% proficient against a 71.6% state figure — the only subject within 10 points of the state, and one of three that improved. American History, however, sits at 35.7% versus 73.2% statewide, a 26.6-point split between two social studies subjects in the same year.

Two headline numbers deserve attention. The graduation rate is 82.1%, the strongest figure in the file, while chronic absenteeism is 87.4% — roughly seven in eight students chronically absent alongside more than four in five graduating. That tension suggests the two measures may capture different students or pathways. Enrollment is 215 with a 30.7:1 student–teacher ratio, implying about seven teachers for the whole 6–12 program. With proficiency well below state levels and the star rating now at 0, the two signals worth watching are whether the government-course results can extend to other End-of-Course subjects and whether the middle-school grades in math and science can be stabilized.

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