Summary:
Wilmington City, Ohio has one middle school, Rodger O. Borror Middle School, serving grades 6–8 with 451 students in the Wilmington City district. Since it is the only middle school in this area, the most useful comparisons are to its district, Ohio state averages, and its own prior years.
The school is around the 50th percentile statewide in rank history, but its star rating improved to 3 stars in 2025–2026 after 2 stars in both 2024–2025 and 2023–2024. Its clearest standout is Algebra I End-of-Course proficiency: 93.3% in 2025–2026 and 91.2% in 2024–2025, far above the district (66.0% and 63.1%) and state (61.6% and 59.4%). In 2025–2026, it was above the state in Science 8, Math 8, ELA 6, and Algebra I, but below the state in Math 6, Math 7, ELA 7, and ELA 8. The largest relative weakness was ELA 8 at 50.0%, 8.3 points below the state. Year-over-year gains were largest in ELA 6 (+10.9 points), Math 6 (+10.7), Science 8 (+10.1), and Math 8 (+8.2); declines were largest in ELA 7 (-11.2), Math 7 (-5.7), and ELA 8 (-5.5).
Chronic absenteeism was 19.0% at the school in 2025–2026, slightly better than the district’s 19.2%. The student-teacher ratio was 17.5:1 in 2024–2025, and per-student spending was $6,458 in 2018–2019, which is too old to compare meaningfully with current outcomes. The free/reduced lunch percentage is not reported, so economic context cannot be analyzed. The district overall is ranked 534 of 773, at the 31st percentile with 2 stars, so the middle school looks like a relative bright spot within the district, though its general grade-level results remain mixed.
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