Summary:
ZIP code 43460 covers Rossford, Ohio, a small Wood County community in the Toledo metro area, and it contains just two public schools: Rossford High School (grades 9–12, 395 students) and Rossford Junior High School (grades 6–9, 353 students). Both belong to the Rossford Exempted Village district and share one campus on Superior Street, together serving 748 students. No elementary buildings appear in this ZIP, and because the junior high covers grade 9 while the high school starts at grade 9, ninth graders are split across both buildings.
The two schools are heading in opposite directions. The junior high earns 3 stars and ranks at the 58th percentile statewide, climbing from the 53rd over three years; it beats the state in four of eight measures, including 8th grade science (+6.3), math (+16.9) and ELA (+7.5). The high school holds 2 stars and ranks at the 37th percentile, slipping from the 45th, and trails the state in English II, Geometry and Algebra I — though it beats the state in American Government, American History and Biology. The district's shared 42nd-percentile, 2-star rating masks this split between a rising middle school and a flat high school.
A few things stand out for parents. The junior high reports 100% Algebra I proficiency versus 42.4% at the high school — but that middle-school group is a small set of advanced eighth graders, so read it as a strong small-group result rather than a school-wide benchmark. The high school's 95.9% graduation rate is genuinely strong given 24.2% chronic absenteeism there, compared with 16.9% at the junior high. Grade 7 is the junior high's weak spot, with math and ELA both declining. Overall: a stronger middle school, a high school improving in raw scores but not faster than Ohio as a whole.
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