Summary
Hubbard Middle School is a public school serving 528 students in grades 5–8 in Hubbard, Ohio, a small city in the Youngstown area, and is part of the Hubbard Exempted Village district. In 2025–26 it ranked 475th of 1046 Ohio middle schools — the 55th percentile, 3 stars — while its district ranks 353rd of 773 (54th percentile, 3 stars). That places Hubbard mid-pack, a step down from the late 2010s, when it reached the 70s and 4 stars (79th percentile in 2018–19, 77th in 2016–17, 70th in 2015–16).
Results vary sharply by grade and subject. Eighth-grade math is a clear strength: 74.8% proficiency is 22.8 points above the state's 52.0% and higher than every nearby school, including Austintown Middle School (69.1%), Rayen Early College Middle School (58.3%), Girard Junior High School (57.1%), Mathews Junior High School (48.6%), Struthers Middle School (47.0%) and Brookfield Middle School (42.2%). Algebra I reports 100% proficiency, likely a small accelerated group. Fifth grade is also a bright spot: math 63.8% and ELA 75.4%, both above the state and above nearby Struthers, Girard Intermediate Middle School and William S Guy Middle School. Seventh grade is the clearest concern — math at 36.3% is 12.3 points below the state and below most nearby schools, and ELA at 58.0% is 4.7 points below.
Chronic absenteeism was 22.2% in 2025–26, up from 19.1% but lower than Austintown (24.8%), Girard Junior High (25.4%), Brookfield (27.4%), Struthers (32.2%) and Rayen (32.1%). The student-teacher ratio improved to 13.8, better than Austintown, Rayen, Brookfield and William S Guy, while per-student spending of $8,736 is mid-to-low locally. Subgroup results are uneven: gifted students rank at the 83rd percentile (4 stars) and special education students around the middle (55th percentile, 3 stars), but female students (58th percentile) outrank male students (46th), and low-income students rank at the 44th percentile, below the school overall. Overall, Hubbard offers strong advanced math and solid 5th- and 8th-grade results, with 7th grade and some achievement gaps as the main areas to watch.
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