Summary:
Madeira City is a small, high-performing Ohio district serving about 1,700 students across three schools that cover the full K–12 span: Madeira Elementary School (K–5, 867 students), Madeira Middle School (6–8, 395 students), and Madeira High School (9–12, 438 students). The district is rated 18th of 773 Ohio districts, in the 98th percentile, with 5 stars, and all three individual schools also hold 5-star ratings. Every listed test score in the district sits above the corresponding state proficiency rate.
Madeira Middle School is the standout, ranking 8th of 1,046 middle schools statewide and in the 99th percentile, up from 40th two years earlier. Its Algebra I proficiency is 100% and 6th-grade math is 99.2%, giving it the district's highest average proficiency at about 93.2%. Madeira Elementary School ranks 49th of 1,560 elementaries, in the 97th percentile, with the district's lowest chronic absenteeism at 1.9% and lowest free/reduced lunch rate at 7.73%, plus 96.2% in 4th-grade math and 95.3% in 5th-grade ELA. Madeira High School ranks 47th of 795, in the 94th percentile, with a 100% graduation rate.
The main watch items are at the high school, where chronic absenteeism is 10.1% — more than five times the elementary rate of 1.9% and about twice the district rate of 4.8% — and math End-of-Course results are comparatively weaker at Geometry 76.8% and Algebra I 77.9%, the latter 9.8 points below the district average of 87.7%. The middle school's 7th-grade math is an internal anomaly at 76.8%, down from 93.3% the prior year, though still well above the state's 48.6%. Poverty is low district-wide, with free/reduced lunch ranging only from 7.73% to 9.87%.
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