Summary:
ZIP code 43232 contains two middle schools serving grades 6–8 — Groveport Madison Middle School North (485 students) and Yorktown Middle School (362 students) — together enrolling 847 students in two districts that both rank in the bottom quarter of Ohio: Groveport Madison Local at 584th of 773 districts and Columbus City Schools District at 683rd of 773. Because free/reduced lunch figures are blank for both schools, this data cannot show how economic factors relate to their results.
Groveport Madison Middle School North is the stronger of the two. It is rated 2 stars and ranks 719th of 1046 schools (31st percentile), while Yorktown is 1 star and ranks 899th of 1046 (14th percentile). Groveport's End-of-Course results are its standout feature: Algebra I at 100% proficient in both years and American History at 96.3% and 92.3%, far above district and state levels. Its 8th grade math reached 57.7% in 2025–2026. Its clear weak spot is 7th grade math, at just 12.2% in 2025–2026. Chronic absenteeism at Groveport is 32.7%, close to its district's 31.2%.
Yorktown's most striking number is chronic absenteeism: 56.2% of students in 2025–2026, versus 53.8% for its district and 32.7% at Groveport. More than half its students are chronically absent, and proficiency trails the state in every reported grade and subject. Its average across the seven common tests was 22.4% in 2025–2026, against 40.9% at Groveport and 56.4% statewide. Yorktown showed gains in science, 6th grade math, 7th grade math, and 6th and 8th grade ELA, but slipped in 8th grade math and 7th grade ELA. It also spent more per student in 2018–2019 ($9,842) than Groveport ($8,269), though that comparison is old.
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