Summary
Meigs Intermediate School is an elementary school in Middleport, Ohio, serving grades 3–5 with 334 students as part of Meigs Local, in southeastern Ohio. It ranks 1,128th of 1,560 Ohio elementary schools in 2025–2026 — the 28th percentile, 1 star — and has stayed at 1 star with ranks between the 19th and 29th percentile for the past decade. That is lower than every nearby ranked school: Green (77th percentile), Eastern (57th), Addaville (55th), Washington (54th), Alexander (52nd), Rio Grande (48th), Vinton (43rd) and Southern (36th). The district itself, Meigs Local, ranks 620th of 773 (20th percentile, 1 star), so the school edges above its own district but trails surrounding districts.
In 2025–2026, 3rd Grade ELA came closest to the state average, at 61.5% proficient versus 63.4% statewide, while 3rd Grade Math was 47.7% versus 62.1%, 4th Grade Math 39.4% versus 67.3%, and 4th Grade ELA 46.5% versus 61.8%. The most recent 5th grade results (2024–2025) show Math at 29.0% versus 56.7%, ELA at 51.5% versus 67.7%, and Science at 46.9% versus 63.4%. Grade 4 is a clear weak point: both subjects are the lowest among nearby schools. Attendance, though, has improved, with chronic absenteeism falling from 26.6% in 2022–2023 to 18.3% in 2025–2026.
That is well below the district's 33.1% and better than Eastern (30.6%) and Morrison Gordon (23.6%), but still higher than Gallipolis City schools such as Green (9.6%), Rio Grande (9.3%) and Washington (13.0%). Green Elementary offers a stark contrast overall — 4 stars, the 77th percentile, 83.7% in 4th Grade Math and 89.8% in 5th Grade ELA. Meigs Intermediate's 15.9:1 student-teacher ratio is better than many nearby schools and its per-student spending ($9,780) is mid-to-high locally, so resources and class size do not appear to be the main constraint. Within the school, male students and low-income students rank around the 33rd percentile (2 stars) and special education students around the 30th.
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