Middle Schools in Hudson City

Hudson City has one middle school, Hudson Middle School, serving grades 6–8 with 1,027 students in Hudson, Ohio, and it belongs to the Hudson City district. It is a top-1% Ohio middle school: ranked 9th of 1,046 middle schools in 2025-26 (99th percentile, 5 stars), while its district ranks 14th of 773 districts (98th percentile, 5 stars). Its three-year rank history is 20th → 12th → 9th, so it has improved while staying in the state’s top tier.

In 2025-26, proficiency was 89.3% in 6th grade ELA, 94.7% in 7th grade ELA, 92.7% in 8th grade ELA, 86.1% in 6th grade math, 89.9% in 7th grade math, 90.9% in 8th grade math, and 93.6% in 8th grade science. Geometry and Algebra I End-of-Course exams both reached 100%. Every assessment beats the state by a wide margin — from +29.9 points in 6th grade math to +56.7 points in Geometry — and the simple average across the nine tests is roughly 93% versus about 55.5% statewide. The 100% End-of-Course results likely reflect a smaller, accelerated group, not all students. The school matches the district in most grades because it is the district’s only middle school; it exceeds the district in Algebra I and Geometry, while the district edges it slightly in 6th and 7th grade math.

Context is strong but worth reading carefully. Chronic absenteeism is 7.7%, better than the district’s 8.8%; free/reduced lunch is 9.15%; student-teacher ratio is 14.7:1; per-student spending is $12,254 from 2018-19. Year over year, 8th grade posted the biggest gains (ELA +5.0 points, math +3.4 points), while 6th grade math fell 2.3 points, 6th grade ELA fell 1.9 points, and 7th grade math fell 1.6 points. The watch item is the younger cohort, especially 6th grade math — the lowest score on record and the one measure where the school trails its district. Overall, this is a top-1% school with outstanding outcomes and a clear younger-grade trend to monitor.