Summary
Woodmore Middle School is a public middle school serving grades 5–8 with 271 students in Woodville, Ohio, as part of the Woodmore Local district. In 2025–2026, it ranked 190th of 1,046 Ohio middle schools—82nd percentile, 4 stars—its best showing and an improvement from 399th of 1,017 in 2021–2022. It outranks its district, which is 261st of 773 (66th percentile, 3 stars).
It outperformed Ohio in every tested subject in 2025–2026. Eighth grade stands out: 8th math proficiency was 77.8% vs. 52.0% statewide, 8th science 85.7% vs. 61.2%, and 8th ELA 74.6% vs. 58.3%. 8th math trails only Perrysburg Junior High School (84.5%) and is above Eastwood Middle School (73.6%). Eighth science is close to Perrysburg (87.4%) and Eastwood (86.5%), while 8th ELA is behind Eastwood (87.1%) and Perrysburg (82.1%) but even with Genoa Area Middle School (75.9%). Seventh grade is a relative soft spot: 7th ELA was 67.7%, above the state’s 62.7% but below Eastwood, Perrysburg, Fassett Junior High School, and Genoa. Fifth-grade ELA is a local strength at 76.8%, above Lakota Middle School, Eisenhower Intermediate School, and Oak Harbor Intermediate School, though 5th math and science lag those peers.
Chronic absenteeism improved to 9.8% in 2025–2026, below the district’s 12.7% and better than most nearby schools, though slightly higher than Perrysburg Junior High School (9.2%), Eastwood Middle School (7.1%), and Oak Harbor Intermediate School (6.4%). The student-teacher ratio was 19.3 in 2024–2025, higher than most nearby schools except Gibsonburg Middle School (22.4), yet achievement remains strong. Subgroup results show broad gains: gifted students ranked in the 95th percentile (5 stars) in 2024–2025, low-income students rose to the 78th percentile (4 stars) in 2025–2026 from 48th (2 stars), and female students reached the 88th percentile (4 stars) from 52nd in 2023–2024. Male students were stable at the 73rd percentile (4 stars), and special education students improved to the 52nd percentile (3 stars). Spending data is from 2018–2019, and free/reduced-lunch data is unavailable, so context is limited. Main opportunities are 7th-grade math/ELA, 5th-grade math/science, and closing the gap with top local peers.
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