Summary:
ZIP code 43613 in Toledo, Ohio contains 16 schools serving about 8,534 students across elementary, middle, high school, and alternative settings. Seven schools belong to Washington Local (4,658 students), seven to Toledo City (3,265), and two are charter or independent. Elementary schools enroll 3,104 students, middle schools 1,000, high schools 3,819, and alternative programs 611. The largest school is Whitmer High School at 2,113 students; the smallest is Whitmer Virtual School at 47.
The academic range within this single ZIP is striking. Toledo Technology Academy of Engineering High School ranks in the 96th percentile of Ohio high schools with 5 stars, 100% graduation, and just 8.7% chronic absenteeism. Toledo Pre-Medical and Health Science Academy (71st percentile, 4 stars) and Elmhurst Elementary School (71st percentile, 4 stars) are also strong; Elmhurst's chronic absenteeism of 14.0% is far below the Toledo City rate of 39.8%. Meadowvale Elementary School is the strongest Washington Local elementary at the 42nd percentile but still trails state averages in some grades. Washington Junior High School and Jefferson Junior High School post near-perfect Algebra I and Geometry scores, though their grade-level math sits well below state, suggesting selective cohorts rather than broad math success.
At the other end, Start High School ranks in the 4th percentile with 0 stars, 53.0% chronic absenteeism, and a 78.8% graduation rate. Longfellow Elementary School and McKinley STEMM Academy both rank at the 9th percentile with 0 stars and absenteeism above 40%. Across the ZIP, chronic absenteeism averages about 28.4%, and Geometry is weak everywhere — only Toledo Technology (66.7%) and Toledo Pre-Medical (66.2%) beat the state's 43.3%. Note that Autism Model School serves a specialized population, so its outcomes aren't directly comparable, and several schools are missing test, graduation, or free/reduced-lunch data, which should be read as unknown rather than zero.
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