Summary:
Midview Local in Ohio serves roughly 2,496 students across five schools — two elementary schools (grades K–2 and 3–4), two middle schools (grades 5–6 and 7–8), and one high school (grades 9–12) — and ranks 245th of 773 Ohio districts, placing it in the 68th percentile with 3 stars.
The clearest standout is Midview Middle School, a 4-star school in the 75th percentile, up from 3 stars in each of the two prior years, with strong 8th grade science (74.5% proficient vs. state 61.2%) and 8th grade math (72.3% vs. 52%). Midview West Elementary School has the district's lowest chronic absenteeism at 11.8% and beats the state in every tested area, including 3rd grade math (76% vs. 62.1%), even though it has the highest free/reduced lunch rate (53.85%). Midview East Intermediate School posts solid math results, such as 6th grade math at 67.9% vs. state 56.2%. Midview High School has a 95.3% graduation rate and strong social studies scores (American Government 82.1% vs. 71.6%), but its rank slipped from 77th percentile/4 stars to 59th percentile/3 stars, and Geometry sits at 42%, below the state's 43.3% and the district's 50%. Midview North Elementary School serves K–2, so it has no current test scores.
Attendance tracks closely with grade level: West 11.8%, East 14.6%, North 15.9%, Middle 19.4%, and the High School 21.4% — a 9.6-point spread against a district rate of 17.1%. Math is generally a strength in the elementary and middle grades, while high school Geometry is the clear weak spot. Spending and class sizes don't line up neatly with results: Midview Middle has the lowest 2018–2019 spending ($6,623) yet the best current rank, while East has the largest classes (19.1 students per teacher) and still solid math. West is worth a close look for families focused on attendance and engagement.
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