Wyoming City

Wyoming City is a small, high-performing Ohio district with five schools: three elementaries serving grades K–4 (Hilltop Elementary School, Vermont Avenue Elementary School, and Elm Avenue Elementary School), one middle school for grades 5–8, and one high school for grades 9–12. Together they enroll 1,882 students — 675 elementary, 626 middle, and 581 high school — with Wyoming Middle School the largest single campus. The district ranks 26th of 773 Ohio districts, in the 97th percentile with a 5-star rating, and all five schools currently hold 5 stars.

Hilltop Elementary School is the clearest standout, ranked 9th of 1,560 Ohio elementary schools (99th percentile) and improving from 32nd to 16th to 9th over three years. Its 3rd grade ELA proficiency is 100%, with 3rd grade math at 97.8%, 4th grade math at 97%, and chronic absenteeism of just 3.9%. Wyoming Middle School ranks 27th of 1,046 middle schools, with Geometry at 100% and Algebra I at 98.5%. Elm Avenue Elementary School is the consistency story — ranked 55th of 1,560 this year and 57th, 55th, and 55th over three years — with the lowest student-teacher ratio at 13.3. Vermont Avenue Elementary School ranked 15th statewide in 2024–2025 but 119th in 2025–2026; its 4th graders posted 97.8% math and 95.6% ELA.

Wyoming High School ranks 55th of 795 high schools with a 99.3% graduation rate, 97.2% Government proficiency, and 95.2% English II. Two watch points stand out: chronic absenteeism of 18.9% — the highest in the district and well above the district rate of 11.2% — and Algebra I at 69.6%, down from 83.9% in 2024–2025. Geometry is 73.2%. Absenteeism climbs steadily by level, from 3.9% at Hilltop Elementary School to 18.9% at the high school, while all three elementaries sit well below the district rate. Overall, Wyoming City delivers exceptional outcomes in ELA, science, social studies, and advanced middle-school math, with high school attendance and Algebra I the main areas to watch.