Summary:
Tiffin City Schools in Ohio serves about 2,303 students across five schools — one high school (grades 9–12), one middle school (grades 6–8), and three elementary schools covering kindergarten through fifth grade — and the district as a whole ranks 374th of 773 Ohio districts, placing it at the 52nd percentile with a 3-star rating.
At the secondary level, Columbian High School (786 students) scores above the state in American History (84.1% vs 73.2%), Biology (80.9% vs 67.0%), Algebra I (74.4% vs 61.6%), English II (73.9% vs 62.7%), and American Government (75.8% vs 71.6%). Geometry is the clear exception at 33.5% proficient versus 43.3% statewide. Columbian also has the district's highest chronic absenteeism at 24.0%, compared with 17.2% district-wide. Tiffin Middle School (534 students) posts standout results — Algebra I at 87.5% vs 61.6% state, 8th-grade Math at 65.5% vs 52.0% — but 6th-grade Math (48.9%) and 7th-grade Math (39.1%) fall below state.
Among the elementaries, Noble 4-5 Elementary (317 students) has the district's lowest absenteeism at 10.7% and 5th-grade results above state in math and ELA, though 4th grade lags and its rank slipped from 3 stars to 2 stars. Krout 2-3 Elementary (346 students) has the highest per-student spending at $8,633 but low 3rd-grade proficiency (41.3% math, 49.7% ELA). Washington K-1 Elementary School (320 students) has the lowest student-teacher ratio (15.2) and lowest spending ($7,554) but no state test data at its grade levels. Attendance generally worsens as grade level rises.
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