Maumee City

Maumee City is an Ohio district with five schools—three elementary, one middle, and one high—serving 2,099 students in grades K-3, 4-5, 6-8, and 9-12, and it ranks 324th of 773 Ohio districts (58th percentile, 3 stars). The schools are Maumee High School, Maumee Middle School, Fort Miami Elementary School, Maumee Intermediate School, and Fairfield Elementary School.

For parents comparing schools, standout results vary. Fairfield Elementary School has the lowest chronic absenteeism at 5.2%, far under the district’s 14.5%, while Maumee Intermediate School was above Ohio in all five reported 2025-2026 assessments and improved from 48th percentile/2 stars in 2023-2024 to 65th percentile/3 stars in 2025-2026, despite the district’s highest student-teacher ratio of 19.0. Maumee Middle School has exceptional Algebra I proficiency—87.8% in 2025-2026 versus 61.6% state and 65.4% district—plus strong 7th-grade math and ELA and 8th-grade science, though 6th-grade math was below state both years. Maumee High School reports a 98.1% graduation rate but had the highest absenteeism at 19.6% and slipped below state in Geometry and Algebra I in 2025-2026 after being above state in all six End-of-Course subjects in 2024-2025. Fort Miami Elementary School is strong in 3rd-grade ELA at 79.3% versus 63.4% state, but its 3rd-grade math was 58.5%, below district and state, and it has the highest free/reduced lunch rate and lowest per-pupil spending.

Overall, Maumee City is slightly above the state median with strong pockets: Fairfield Elementary School for attendance and ELA, Maumee Intermediate School for broad current proficiency and improvement, and Maumee Middle School for Algebra I and upper-grade math/ELA. The main concerns are secondary absenteeism and the high school’s recent proficiency drop. Attendance is sharply split by level: elementary schools have much lower chronic absenteeism than the middle and high schools. Resource and demographic patterns do not map neatly onto achievement, since Fort Miami Elementary School’s highest poverty rate and lowest spending coexist with strong ELA, while Maumee High School’s lower poverty rate and higher spending coincide with higher absenteeism and a recent decline. Historical rankings from 2008-2011 are not current, so parents should weigh recent school-level trends most heavily.