Summary:
ZIP code 43964 in Ohio is served by the Toronto City district and contains two public schools: Toronto Junior / Senior High School, which serves grades 6–12 with 383 students, and Toronto Elementary School, which serves grades K–5 with 374 students. Together they enroll 757 students. The district as a whole ranks 428 of 773 in Ohio, placing it at the 45th percentile with 2 stars, so the two buildings are essentially the entire picture for this area.
Both schools earned 3-star rankings in 2025–2026 and sit just above the state median. Toronto Junior / Senior High School ranks 387 of 795 (51st percentile), a large jump from 543 of 855 (36th percentile) the prior year. Its End-of-Course results are a clear strength: Biology 89.3% versus 67.0% statewide, Geometry 65.5% versus 43.3%, and English II 72.4% versus 62.7%. Toronto Elementary School ranks 749 of 1,560 (52nd percentile) and has been steady across recent years. Its early literacy and 3rd-grade math results stand out — ELA 3rd Grade 79.2% versus 63.4% statewide and Mathematics 3rd Grade 75.5% versus 62.1% — as does ELA 5th Grade at 78.3% versus 70.4%.
The main concerns differ by building. At the high school, middle-grade math lags the state, with Mathematics 8th Grade at 30.3% versus 52.0%, the largest negative gap in the ZIP. At the elementary school, Mathematics 4th Grade (56.9% vs. 67.3%), Mathematics 5th Grade (52.2% vs. 59.1%) and ELA 4th Grade (56.9% vs. 61.8%) fall below state averages. Chronic absenteeism is 25.4% at the elementary school, above the district's 22.3% and well above the high school's 19.3%. The high school has the lower student-teacher ratio (15.3 vs. 17.0) and higher per-student spending in 2018–2019 ($7,389 vs. $6,892), though that spending figure is dated. Free/reduced lunch data are blank for both schools, so economic disadvantage cannot be assessed.
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