Summary:
Bridgeport Exempted Village is a small Ohio district with three schools serving grades PK–12 on one shared campus in Bridgeport, enrolling 754 students in total — an elementary of 338, a middle school of 218, and a high school of 198. The district's overall rating is 2 stars, ranking 436th of 773 Ohio districts (44th percentile), but that district-wide figure hides large differences between the schools.
The The Bridgeport School District - Elementary is the clear standout, rated 4 stars and ranked 239th of 1,560 schools (85th percentile), up from 60th percentile in 2023–24. Its 2025–26 test scores beat the state in every reported subject: 4th grade math at 88.5% versus 67.3% statewide, 3rd grade ELA at 86.0% versus 63.4%, 3rd grade math at 79.1%, and 4th grade ELA at 75.4%. It also has the district's lowest chronic absenteeism, 22.1%. The The Bridgeport School DIstrict - Middle School is mixed: rated 2 stars and 37th percentile, down from 58th percentile in 2023–24. Its Algebra I stands out at 100% proficient (district 45.9%, state 61.6%), but 7th grade math is just 21.9% against the state's 48.6%. The The Bridgeport School District - High School is the lowest performer, rated 1 star and 23rd percentile, with Geometry at 23.2% and Algebra I at 36.5%.
Chronic absenteeism climbs with grade level: 22.1% in elementary, 25.7% in middle, 36.0% in high school, and 27.1% district-wide. Notably, the elementary has the highest student-teacher ratio (21.1) but the best results, while the high school has the lowest (11.0) and the weakest. On a positive note, the high school graduates 95.5% of students and improved in all six end-of-course subjects, though only American History (73.8%) is above the state average.
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