Summary
Anna Middle School in Anna, OH, is a small public middle school serving grades 6–8 with 250 students, part of the Anna Local district. In 2025–2026, it ranked 89th of 1,046 Ohio middle schools (91st percentile, 5 stars), and its district ranked 59th of 773 (92nd percentile, 5 stars). Anna has been a consistent top-decile school since at least 2015–2016, with a 2024–2025 peak of 42nd of 1,036 (96th percentile). Nearby schools are behind: Indian Lake Middle School is closest at 155th (85th percentile), while Wapakoneta Middle School, St. Marys Middle School, Wapakoneta Junior High, Piqua Junior High School, and Sidney Middle School rank from 50th to 78th percentile.
In 2025–2026, Anna scored above Ohio’s proficiency rate in every reported grade and subject, often by double digits. Seventh-grade math was 81.0% proficient versus 48.6% statewide, and Algebra I End-of-Course was 100% versus 61.6%. Against Indian Lake Middle School, Anna leads most shared tests but trails slightly in 8th grade math and ELA. Chronic absenteeism is a clear advantage: the school’s rate was 7.5%, far below Indian Lake Middle School (11.9%), St. Marys Middle School (12.0%), Wapakoneta Middle School (12.3%), Wapakoneta Junior High (18.2%), Piqua Central Intermediate School (21.6%), Piqua Junior High School (22.4%), and Sidney Middle School (22.9%), though slightly above Anna Local’s 6.3%.
Subgroup results are generally strong, but 2025–2026 shows narrower advantages for low-income and special-education students—still above average, yet below the school’s overall 91st percentile. Its student-teacher ratio was 22.7 in 2024–2025, higher than most nearby schools, and reported per-student spending was $6,834 in 2018–2019, lower than several neighbors. The main watch points are the recent dip in 8th grade math and ELA and those subgroup gaps. Even so, Anna Middle School remains a small, high-performing, low-absenteeism school that consistently outperforms its nearby peers and the state.
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