Summary:
The Union-Scioto Local district in Ohio serves students from pre-kindergarten through 12th grade across three schools: Unioto Elementary (PK–5), Unioto Middle School (6–8), and Unioto High School (9–12). Together they enroll 2,096 students. Unioto Elementary is the largest with 1,032 students (about 49%), followed by Unioto High School with 578 (28%) and Unioto Middle School with 486 (23%). The district overall is rated 2 stars, placing 390th of 773 Ohio districts — roughly the 50th percentile. Free and reduced lunch information is not reported for these schools, so it cannot be compared here.
Unioto Middle School is the academic standout. It earns 4 stars and ranks at the 72nd percentile statewide in 2025–2026, with proficiency averages running roughly 14 points above the state across its listed tests. Algebra I proficiency is 100%, and Math 8 reaches 81.9% versus the state's 52.0%. Unioto Elementary sits closer to the middle: 3 stars, 50th percentile, and test averages only slightly above state. Its rank has slipped from the 56th to the 50th percentile over two years, and fifth-grade English language arts fell from 75.3% to 65.0%, now below the state.
Unioto High School is the area of greatest concern. It holds 2 stars and ranks at the 37th percentile in 2025–2026, down from about the 49th percentile a year earlier. Chronic absenteeism is 29.6%, well above the district's 19.6% and nearly double the elementary's 15.2%. The graduation rate, however, is strong at 97.3%. American History and Geometry are weak spots, at 63.2% and 30.1% proficiency versus state figures of 73.2% and 43.3%. Notably, the middle school achieves its strong results despite having the highest student-teacher ratio and the lowest per-student spending figure, though that spending data is from 2018–2019 and is dated.
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