Summary:
Maysville Local has one middle school: Maysville Middle School in Zanesville, Ohio, serving grades 6 through 8 with 457 students. It is the only middle school in the Maysville Local district, which ranks 500th of 773 Ohio districts (35th percentile, 2 stars). Because there is just one school here, the useful comparisons are the school against its district and against the state, rather than school-to-school.
The school is the bright spot in that district. It beat its own district in all eight tested subjects in both years, and its average proficiency climbed from 49.3% to 57.7% — a gain of 8.4 points, against 1.6 points statewide. That lifted it from more than 6 points below the state average to roughly level with it. Algebra I stands out at 96.2% proficient versus 61.6% statewide, but that is an end-of-course exam taken by a small accelerated group rather than all students, so it is best read as evidence of a strong advanced track, not a whole-school result. Setting Algebra I aside, the school runs about 4 points behind the state.
The weak spots are Math 7, at 33.6% proficient — 15 points below the state and the largest gap in the file — and Grade 6 English, which is 10.5 points below state. Math 7 has also slipped relative to the state two years running, while ELA 8 made the biggest one-year turnaround (35.3% to 58.2%). Chronic absenteeism is 25.6%, about 1 in 4 students, slightly above the district's 25.3%. The free/reduced-lunch rate is not reported and the $7,269 per-student spending figure dates to 2018–19, so poverty context is unavailable. Despite the gains, the school has held 2 stars for three years.
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