Summary:
Groveport Madison Local (OH) is a district of 10 schools — six elementary, three middle, and one high school — serving about 6,171 students in grades K-12. The district ranks 584 of 773 Ohio districts, at the 24th percentile with 1 star, meaning most schools here perform below state averages. Parents should also know that free/reduced lunch data is not reported for any school, and the spending figures date back to 2018-2019.
Among the standouts, Groveport Madison Middle School Central has the district's highest rank percentile (48) and 2 stars, with 100% proficiency in American History and Algebra I end-of-course exams — though those may reflect a small group of advanced test-takers, since its 6th grade math and ELA and 8th grade science trail the state. Sedalia Elementary ranks highest among elementaries (41st percentile, 2 stars), with strong 5th grade math (67.6%) and science (63.5%). Groveport Elementary has the lowest chronic absenteeism at 15.3% and strong 4th grade math (72.3%), while Asbury Elementary improved from 1 to 2 stars and posts the area's best 3rd grade math score at 75.9%.
Groveport Madison High School is the largest school (1,863 students) and the biggest concern: the highest absenteeism at 46.8%, the lowest rank percentile at 21, and every EOC subject below the state — Geometry 27.8% vs 43.3% and Algebra I 39.9% vs 61.6%. Madison Elementary has the highest per-student spending ($10,787) but the lowest elementary test average (about 45.0%). Absenteeism generally tracks outcomes, but class size and spending do not explain results — North Middle has the lowest student/teacher ratio yet 7th grade math is just 12.2%.
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