Summary:
Huron City Schools has one middle school, McCormick Middle School, serving grades 6–8 in Huron, OH, with 267 students. The district is rated 4 stars and ranks 83rd of 773 Ohio districts (89th percentile). The school is also rated 4 stars in all three years of its rank history, including 2025–26 (198th of 1,046 schools, 81st percentile) and 2024–25 (142nd of 1,036, 86th percentile). The 2025–26 percentile dipped slightly from 86% to 81%.
Every reported Ohio State Tests result in both 2024–25 and 2025–26 was above the state average. In 2025–26, grade-level highlights included 8th grade science at 75.8% vs. 61.2% state, 6th grade math at 80.8% vs. 56.2%, 8th grade math at 70.2% vs. 52.0%, and ELA grades from 69.2% to 75.3% vs. state rates of 56.0% to 62.7%. End-of-Course results were exceptional: Algebra I reached 100% (district 82.5%, state 61.6%) and Geometry reached 100% (district 80.3%, state 43.3%). In 2024–25, Algebra I was 94.6% (district 77.0%, state 59.4%). Year over year, 6th grade math improved by 19.7 percentage points, while 8th grade science fell 12.4 points, 7th grade math fell 10.4 points, and 8th grade math fell 7.8 points; all remained above state averages.
Chronic absenteeism is the clearest relative weakness: 11.8% in 2025–26, higher than the district’s 9.8% by 2.0 percentage points (about 20% higher), or roughly 32 students. In 2024–25, 33.71% of students were eligible for free/reduced lunch (about 90 students), and the student-teacher ratio was 14.4:1 (roughly 18–19 teachers). Per-student spending was $8,393 in 2018–19, an older figure not to be treated as current. Because this is the only middle school, its grade-level results are identical to the district’s middle-level results, and End-of-Course rates may involve small groups. Bottom line: The school is a high-performing middle school with strong ELA and exceptional End-of-Course results; monitor the 2025–26 declines in 8th grade science and 7th/8th grade math, plus absenteeism above the district rate.
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