Summary:
Milton-Union Exempted Village is a small Ohio district with three schools — Milton-Union Elementary School (K–5), Milton-Union Middle School (6–8), and Milton-Union High School (9–12) — together serving about 1,346 students, with the district ranking 441st of 773 districts, in the 43rd percentile with 2 stars. District-wide performance sits slightly below the middle of the pack, but the three schools differ a great deal from one another.
The elementary school is the district's bright spot. It improved its state rank two years running, rising from the 48th percentile (2 stars) to the 57th percentile and 3 stars in 2025–2026 — the only school in the district to reach 3 stars. It also has the lowest chronic absenteeism at 14.9%, compared with the district's 19.9%, and the smallest classes, with a student-teacher ratio of 17.7. Its ELA and 3rd- and 4th-grade math results generally beat the state, but 5th-grade math remains a weak spot at 52.1% versus the state's 59.1%, though that is up from 41.4% the year before. A reported 100% in 6th-grade math should be treated cautiously, since the school serves only grades K–5.
The middle school is sharply divided: Algebra I proficiency is 95.7% against the state's 61.6%, and 8th-grade science (74.1%) also beats the state, yet regular math is far below — 6th grade 41.3%, 7th grade 33.7%, 8th grade 41.9% — and 6th-grade ELA (43.3% vs 56.0%) is weak as well. It has the largest classes, a 20.7 student-teacher ratio, and slipped from 3 stars to 2 stars (44th percentile). The high school graduates 97.8% of students and shines in social studies (Government 80.5%, History 79.6%), but chronic absenteeism is 30.9%, nearly one in three students, while Geometry (36.8%) and Biology (64.5%) trail the state.
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