Summary:
Maysville Local in Ohio operates three schools — one elementary, one middle, and one high school — serving about 1,662 students across kindergarten through 12th grade, with no alternative school in the district.
The district overall sits at the 35th percentile (500th of 773 Ohio districts) and 2 stars, and all three schools earned 2 stars in 2025–2026. Maysville Elementary School is the academic bright spot: 4th grade math reached 88.2% proficiency against 69.1% statewide in 2024–25, with 5th grade science and ELA also far above state. But its rank slipped from 64th percentile and 3 stars to 46th percentile and 2 stars, and 3rd grade math (54.4% vs. 62.1% state) and 4th grade ELA (57.8% vs. 61.8%) fell below state in 2025–26. It also has the district's lowest chronic absenteeism at 18.3%. Maysville Middle School improved from the 39th to the 46th percentile and posts a striking Algebra I result — 96.2% proficient vs. 53.2% district and 61.6% state — though that likely reflects a select accelerated group, while 7th grade math (33.6% vs. 48.6%) and 6th grade ELA (45.5% vs. 56.0%) lag. Maysville High School ranks 34th percentile and graduates 99.3% of students, yet only 23.6% were proficient in Geometry (vs. 43.3% state) and 45.5% in Algebra I.
Chronic absenteeism tracks performance closely: 18.3% at the elementary, 25.6% at the middle, and 30.1% at the high school — the highest in the district and where math gaps are most severe. Per-student spending ($7,269–$9,064, from 2018–19) and student-teacher ratios (18.3–19.3) don't neatly explain the outcomes. Free/reduced lunch data is blank for all three schools, which limits deeper analysis.
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