Summary:
Windham Exempted Village has just one middle school in this data set: Windham Junior High School, which serves grades 5–8, enrolls 151 students, and sits at 9530 Bauer Ave in Windham, Ohio. The Windham Exempted Village district ranks 619th of 773 Ohio districts — 20th percentile, 1 star — while the school itself ranks 672nd of 1,046 middle schools, or 36th percentile with 2 stars.
There are real bright spots. Fifth grade English Language Arts is the clearest strength at 75% proficient, above the state's 70.4% and matching the district. Eighth grade Science at 58.3% is close to the district's 60% and the state's 61.2%. Chronic absenteeism is 25.1%, notably better than the district's 33.3% — though it still means about one in four students is chronically absent. The school's rank has also climbed from 26th percentile and 1 star in 2023–2024 to 2 stars in the two most recent years, putting it ahead of the district overall, even if still below the state midpoint.
The main concern is math. The 2025–2026 math average is 39.9, about 14 points under the state's 54.0, and 6th grade math is the lowest single result at 22.2% versus the state's 56.2%. Sixth grade is the weakest band overall, with ELA at 37.8% against the state's 56.0%. Across all tested subjects the school averages 48.8 compared with the state's 58.7. Encouragingly, ELA improved sharply year over year, from a 43.2 average to 54.9, led by 5th grade's jump from 45.2% to 75%. Families should also note the small enrollment — percentages can swing widely year to year — the student–teacher ratio of 12.5, per-student spending of $11,444 (2018–2019 data), and that free/reduced lunch information is unavailable in this file.
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