Summary:
Windham Exempted Village is a small Ohio district serving 454 students across three schools: Katherine Thomas Elementary School (PK–4, 196 students), Windham Junior High School (5–8, 151 students), and Windham High School (9–12, 107 students). The district ranks 619th of 773 Ohio districts, placing it in the 20th percentile with 1 star — a bottom-quintile position statewide.
Among the three, Windham Junior High is the strongest relative performer. It is the only school with a 2-star rating in both 2024–25 and 2025–26, has the best rank percentile at 36th, and the lowest chronic absenteeism at 25.1%. Its 5th grade English Language Arts proficiency of 75% exceeded the state's 70.4%, up from 45.2% the prior year, though 6th grade math fell sharply from 43.6% to 22.2%. Katherine Thomas Elementary's clearest strength is 4th grade math, at 71.1% proficient in 2025–26 and 82.1% in 2024–25, both above state, but it currently holds 1 star. Windham High posts an excellent 97.4% graduation rate yet the weakest achievement and engagement profile: the lowest rank percentile (16th in 2025–26), the highest chronic absenteeism at 43.3%, and proficiency well below state in Geometry (17.8%), English II (39.2%), and Biology (48.7%).
Patterns worth noting: absenteeism and relative performance move together, with the middle school showing both the lowest absenteeism and the strongest results, and the high school the highest absenteeism and weakest results. Bright spots include the high school's American History, which improved from 53.3% to 66.7%, moving closer to the state's 73.2%; by contrast, elementary 3rd grade ELA is 39.3% versus the state's 63.4%. Per-student spending data is from 2018–19, and free/reduced-lunch figures are blank for all three schools, so poverty context is unavailable.
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