Summary:
Fremont City is home to exactly one middle school — Fremont Middle School, serving grades 6–8 with 799 students at 1250 North St in Fremont, Ohio — so families in the Fremont City district have a single middle-school option rather than a set of schools to compare. Because of that, every meaningful comparison is between this school and Ohio state averages, or between this school and its own prior years. The school holds 2 stars and has ranked in the 40th–41st percentile of Ohio middle schools for three straight years (628 of 1,046 in 2023–24, 613 of 1,036 in 2024–25, 618 of 1,046 in 2025–26).
The strongest results sit at the top of the grade range. Algebra I is the standout: 97.9% of students were proficient in 2025–26, up from 87.5% the year before, and roughly 36 points above the state's 61.6%. Eighth grade also beat the state in ELA (66.8% vs. 58.3%) and math (59.8% vs. 52.0%), with both subjects climbing about 9–10 points in one year. Science 8 is the exception, falling 8.2 points to 60.2%, essentially level with the state. Sixth-grade math improved 9.0 points to 56.7%, nudging just above the state average.
Two weaknesses repeat almost identically across two different groups of students, which suggests they are structural: sixth-grade ELA held at about 27.7% and seventh-grade math at 21.0%, each roughly 27–28 points below the state. Chronic absenteeism is 24.7%, about 1 in 4 students and 3.8 points above the district's 20.9%. Note that grade-level results shift too sharply year to year to track individual students reliably. There is also no free/reduced-lunch figure reported, so economic context is unavailable, and spending data is from 2018–19 — far too old to pair with current results.
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