Summary:
The Toledo Preparatory and Fitness Academy district contains a single school: Toledo Preparatory and Fitness Academy, classified as an elementary school but serving grades K–8 with 292 students. With only one school in this area, there is no in-area peer comparison to make — the story here is this school's own trends. The district ranks 540 of 773 statewide (30th percentile, 2 stars). The school's own rank fell from 369 of 1,577 (77th percentile, 4 stars) in 2023–24 to 1,066 of 1,558 (32nd percentile, 2 stars) in 2024–25, recovering only slightly to 973 of 1,560 (38th percentile, 2 stars) in 2025–26.
In 2025–26, only two tested grade-subject combinations beat the state: ELA grade 3 (71.4% proficient vs. 63.4%) and ELA grade 4 (68.2% vs. 61.8%). Every math grade and every science grade landed below state. Science was the weakest subject, averaging 41.7% against a state average of 62.0% — a 20.3-point gap — driven largely by Science 8, at 33.3% vs. 61.2% statewide. Math averaged 46.3% vs. 57.6%, with Math 6 closest to state (1.7 points below) and Math 3 furthest (30.0 points below). ELA averaged 57.1% vs. 62.1%, but ELA 7 was 26.3 points below state. Overall, the school averaged 50.3% across tested subjects, up 1.9 points from 48.4% in 2024–25, yet still 9.9 points below the state average.
Year-over-year swings run large in both directions: Science 5 rose 22.4 points and Math 5 rose 19.0 points, while ELA 7 dropped 26.8 points and Science 8 dropped 26.7 points. Such volatility often reflects small grade-level cohorts, so single-year figures should be read with caution. Chronic absenteeism stands at 53.9% for 2025–26, meaning more than half of students were chronically absent — a major concern. The student–teacher ratio was 18.2 in 2024–25 (roughly 16 teacher-equivalents for 292 students), and per-student spending was $7,247 in 2018–19, the only spending figure available. Free/reduced lunch data was not reported, so it is unknown, not zero.
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