Summary:
Bloomfield-Mespo Local is a small Ohio district with just two schools: Mesopotamia Elementary School, serving pre-kindergarten through 5th grade with 115 students, and Bloomfield High School, serving grades 6–12 with 83 students. There is no standalone middle school, so middle-grade results are reported within the high school. Across both schools, 198 students are enrolled, and the Bloomfield-Mespo Local district ranks 364 of 773 schools, placing at the 53rd percentile with 3 stars.
Bloomfield High School is the district's strongest performer, ranking 174 of 795 high schools in 2025–2026 at the 78th percentile with 4 stars — a big jump from the 50th percentile and 3 stars the year before. Its graduation rate is 100.0%, and every End-of-Course test is above the state average: American History 93.3% versus 73.2%, Geometry 57.1% versus 43.3%, English II 73.3% versus 62.7%, and Biology 73.3% versus 67.0%. The weak spot sits in 6th grade, where math is 17.6% versus the state's 56.2% and English language arts is 35.3% versus 56.0%. The school spends $15,622 per student and has a student/teacher ratio of 5.9.
Mesopotamia Elementary School ranks 1,059 of 1,560 at the 32nd percentile with 2 stars, an improvement from 1 star the prior year. Third grade is a bright spot: math is 81.8% versus the state's 62.1% and English language arts is 72.7% versus 63.4%. Results slide in later grades — 5th-grade science is 15.8% versus 62.7%, 5th-grade math is 26.3% versus 59.1%, and 5th-grade English language arts is 47.4% versus 70.4%. The school also has the district's highest chronic absenteeism at 43.8%, compared with 37.1% at the high school and 40.9% district-wide, and 71.3% of students qualify for free or reduced lunch. Because enrollments are so small, a few students can shift these percentages noticeably.
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