Summary:
ZIP code 43469 in Woodville, Ohio is home to a single middle school, Woodmore Middle School, which serves grades 5 through 8 and enrolls 271 students as part of the Woodmore Local district. Because it is the only school in this ZIP, there are no local peers to compare against — so the useful benchmarks are the state of Ohio and the school's own district. One data note up front: the free/reduced-lunch figure is blank for this school, meaning economic-disadvantage context is simply unavailable, not zero.
The school's academic picture is strong and improving. Its state rank climbed from 360 to 312 to 190 over three years, moving from the 66th to the 82nd percentile and from 3 stars to 4 stars. In 2025-26, every one of the 11 tested subject-grade records came in above the state average, averaging roughly 74% proficient versus about 59% statewide. Grade 8 is the standout band, posting 85.7% in science (+24.5 over state), 77.8% in math (+25.8), and 74.6% in ELA (+16.3). Algebra I is a flagship result: 100% proficient in 2025-26 against 73.6% for the district and 61.6% for the state, following 85% the year before. That is very likely a small, self-selected group of advanced students, so read it as a program strength rather than a whole-school average.
Two areas are softer. Grade 5 produces the thinnest margins over the state, and its 2024-25 science result (61.8 versus a 63.4 state average) is the only below-state outcome in the entire two-year dataset, though it rebounded to 69.6. Grade 7 declined year over year in both math (−7.8) and ELA (−8.1), yet still beat the state in both. Chronic absenteeism is a bright spot at 9.8%, under 10% and 2.9 points better than the district's 12.7%. The student-teacher ratio is 19.3:1, and the per-student spending figure of $10,059 dates back to 2018-19, seven years older than the achievement data, so it cannot responsibly be linked to current results.
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