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Winton Woods City


At a glance
690thof 773 Ohio districts▼ 26
Better than 10% of Ohio districts
825 Waycross Rd Ste A
Cincinnati, OH 45240-1617
·(513) 619-2300·All Ohio district rankings →
Statewide performance 2018–2026
2026: better than 10.7% of districts
6
Schools
3,985
Students
Top rankedWinton Woods Elementary School1244th of 1,560 Ohio elementary schools
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Biggest riser
Winton Woods Middle School up 12 spots statewide this year
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Smallest classes
Winton Woods Middle School 11.9 students per teacher
Summary:

Winton Woods City serves students from prekindergarten through 12th grade across six schools — three elementary, two middle, and one high school, with no alternative schools — enrolling 3,985 students in total. The district's overall rating is 690 of 773, 11th percentile, 1 star. Winton Woods High School is by far the largest school with 1,272 students (31.9% of enrollment), followed by Winton Woods Middle School (607), Winton Woods Intermediate School (601), Winton Woods Elementary School (558), Winton Woods Primary (548), and Winton Woods Early Childhood Central Campus (399).

Academically, nearly every tested subject falls below the state. The one clear exception is the Middle School's Algebra I: 95.2% proficient in 2025–2026 and 94.6% in 2024–2025, far above the state's 61.6% and the district's 30.3%. The same school, however, reports 7th grade Mathematics at 4.7%, the lowest score in the dataset — a 90.5-point gap within one building, suggesting very different outcomes for advanced math students versus the general 7th grade population. Elsewhere, the Elementary School posts the strongest general results, with 4th grade Mathematics at 51.2%, though 3rd grade Mathematics fell from 51.5% to 40.8%. The Intermediate School's best result is 5th grade English Language Arts at 48.9%, still 21.5 points below the state. At the High School, Geometry is 13.4% and Algebra I 21.6%.

Attendance is the biggest red flag at the High School: chronic absenteeism of 45.7%, versus 31.6% districtwide and 31.3% at the Middle School. Attendance worsens as grade level rises — Primary 20.7%, Elementary 23.8%, Intermediate 24.2%, Middle 31.3%, High 45.7%. Yet the High School reports an 89.5% graduation rate, equal to the district. Resource patterns don't track neatly with results: the Middle School has the lowest student/teacher ratio (11.9) and lowest per-pupil spending ($8,610 in 2018–2019), while the Elementary School has the highest ratio (27.4). Free/reduced-lunch data is blank for all schools, and the Primary and Early Childhood campuses have no current test scores.

Ranking:
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SchoolDigger data sources: National Center for Education Statistics, U.S. Department of Education, the U.S. Census Bureau and the Ohio Department of Education.

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