Clinton-Massie Local

Clinton-Massie Local is a small Ohio district with three schools—Clinton-Massie Elementary School (PK–5), Clinton-Massie Middle School (6–8), and Clinton-Massie High School (9–12)—serving about 1,635 students. The district ranks 182nd of 773 Ohio districts, in the 76th percentile with 4 stars, and all three schools earned 4 stars in 2025-26. Enrollment is largest at the elementary school (747 students), followed by the high school (486) and middle school (402).

Each school has a distinct strength. The elementary school improved from 3 stars and the 56th percentile in 2023-24 to 4 stars and the 76th percentile in 2024-25 and 2025-26, with 5th-grade ELA at 91% vs. 70.4% statewide and the district’s lowest chronic absenteeism at 9.8%. The middle school’s Algebra I results are exceptional: 97.9% proficient in 2025-26 and 100% in 2024-25, versus 61.6% and 59.4% statewide, and it has the lowest student-teacher ratio at 18.2. The high school has a 99.2% graduation rate and strong American History (89.1%), Biology (88%), and Geometry (64.8%) scores, improving from 3 stars/64th percentile to 4 stars/76th percentile, but its chronic absenteeism is highest at 15.8%.

Overall, average proficiency is above state levels at all three schools: 77.6% vs. 63.8% at the elementary, 71.2% vs. 57.1% at the middle, and 77.3% vs. 63.2% at the high school. The main academic watch item is middle school 8th-grade math, which is below state average at 46.4% vs. 52% in 2025-26 and 45.5% vs. 47.6% in 2024-25. High school American Government is near the state average (71.9% vs. 71.6%) and declined from 78.7%. Resource comparisons show the middle school has the highest free/reduced-price lunch rate (33.08%) but lowest student-teacher ratio (18.2), while the high school has the lowest free/reduced-price lunch rate (26.95%), highest student-teacher ratio (23.1), and highest 2018-19 per-pupil spending ($8,790).