Summary:
Trotwood-Madison City is a six-school Ohio district serving about 2,529 students across three elementary schools, one middle school, and two high schools, with no alternative schools. District-wide performance is rated very low: rank 730 of 773, 6th percentile, 0 stars. Enrollment is split with 1,088 elementary students (43.0%), 548 middle schoolers (21.7%), and 893 high schoolers (35.3%). The largest school is Trotwood-Madison High School with 840 students, and the smallest is RAM Nation Virtual Academy with 53.
Among ranked schools, Trotwood-Madison High School has the best current standing (640 of 795, 19th percentile, 1 star), an 86.2% graduation rate versus the district's 84.9%, and the district's only above-state test result besides one at Trotwood-Madison Middle School: American Government at 77.2% versus the state's 71.6%. The middle school's Algebra I proficiency is 84.6%, far above the district's 32.7% and the state's 61.6%, but 7th-grade math is just 9.8%. That gap suggests a small accelerated group rather than broad math strength. Only these two current results exceed state averages.
The clearest concern is Westbrooke Village: 6th percentile, 0 stars, and declines in every reported subject, with 5th-grade math at 12.3% versus the state's 59.1%. RAM Nation Virtual Academy has the lowest absenteeism (26.5%) but the lowest graduation rate (66.7%) and very weak test scores, and its 53-student size makes results volatile. Madison Park Elementary has the lowest brick-and-mortar elementary absenteeism (31.5%) and the highest elementary ELA score (40.4%), while Trotwood-Madison Early Learning Center serves PK–1 with 36.6% absenteeism. Absenteeism is highest at the middle school (47.0%) and high school (52.8%). Note that free/reduced-lunch data is blank for all schools, spending figures date to 2018-2019, and RAM Nation's student-teacher ratio is unknown.
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