Summary:
ZIP code 43787 covers Stockport, Ohio, a small rural community in Morgan County, and it contains exactly one school: South Elementary School, a regular elementary school serving grades PK–5 with 277 students. It is part of the Morgan Local district, and the available data cover two years of test scores and three years of state rankings (2023-2024 through 2025-2026). Because there is only one school here, the useful comparisons are year over year and against the district and the state of Ohio, rather than against a neighboring school.
South Elementary currently performs right at its district's level and slightly below the state average. Averaged across the seven tests reported for 2025-2026, the school scored 59.5% proficient versus 61.9% for Morgan Local and 63.8% statewide. The clearest bright spot is third-grade math, at 82.1% proficient — 20.0 points above the state. Fifth-grade science, fourth-grade ELA, and fifth-grade ELA all lag the state, with fifth-grade ELA trailing by 17.1 points. Math is the relative strength; English language arts is the consistent weak point, and the gap widens as students move up through the grades. Third grade is the strongest grade level, fifth grade the weakest.
The most important story for parents is volatility. The school earned three stars and ranked in the 65th percentile in 2024-2025, then fell to two stars and the 40th percentile in 2025-2026 — its lowest of the three years. Its simple average across comparable tests dropped about 13.5 points while the state moved only 0.3 points, and the decline was uneven: sharp in ELA among the oldest students and in math among fourth graders. On a positive note, chronic absenteeism is 13.9%, well below the district's 21.0%. Two caveats: the 2024-2025 file includes sixth-grade results even though the school is listed as PK–5, and free/reduced-lunch data is not reported, so no poverty-adjusted judgment is possible. Given the 46 → 65 → 40 percentile swing, any single year should be read cautiously.
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