Summary:
Middle schools in the Ansonia Local district serve grades 6 through 8, and there is only one: Ansonia Middle School, located at 600 E Canal St in Ansonia, Ohio, with 97 students enrolled. Because it is the sole middle school in the district, the school and district middle-grade results are effectively the same population — every school test value matches its district value exactly. The district as a whole ranks 107th of 773 districts statewide, placing it in the 86th percentile with 4 stars.
Academically, Ansonia Middle School is a consistently top-decile Ohio middle school, ranking in the 90th percentile or better for three consecutive years and earning 5 stars each year. In 2025–2026, every reported test exceeded the state average: math across grades 6–8 averaged 83.5% proficient versus 52.3% statewide; English language arts averaged 76.0% versus 59.0%; and 8th-grade science reached 74.1% versus 61.2%. Overall, the school averaged 79.0% proficient against a state average of 56.4% — roughly 22.6 points higher. Mathematics is the standout, with 7th grade at 82.6% versus 48.6% statewide, about 1.7 times the state rate.
A few points are worth watching. Eighth-grade science declined from 82.5% to 74.1%, narrowing its margin over the state from +19.5 to +12.9, the smallest gap in the current data. Sixth-grade ELA, at 69.5%, is the lowest score in the set. Chronic absenteeism is 9.1% versus the district's 7.9% — modest, but the one measure where the school trails its district. With about 30–35 students per grade, a single student shifts a grade-level score roughly 3 points, so year-to-year swings should be read cautiously. Free/reduced lunch and student–teacher ratio are not reported, and spending data ($6,500 per student) dates to 2018–2019.
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