Summary:
ZIP code 43964 has one high school: Toronto Junior / Senior High School, a 6–12 junior/senior high in Toronto, Ohio, serving 383 students in the Toronto City district. With only one secondary campus, there is no local peer school to compare it against, but the 6–12 grade span matters: middle-school results are reported as high school results, and the two halves of this building look very different. The student–teacher ratio is 15.3:1, and the district ranks 428 of 773 (45th percentile, 2 stars).
Across 13 tested subjects, the school's average proficiency is 58.6% versus 59.6% statewide — roughly at parity. That single number hides a split: End-of-Course (high school) subjects average about 69.0% against 63.2% for the state, while grades 6–8 subjects average about 49.6% against 56.4%. The standouts are Biology at 89.3% (state 67.0%) and Geometry at 65.5% (state 43.3%). The weak spots are all in math: 8th-grade math at 30.3% (state 52.0%), 7th-grade math at 33.9% (state 48.6%), Algebra I at 47.9% (state 61.6%) and 6th-grade math at 43.7% (state 56.2%). Every math result sits below the state, and middle-grades math gaps widened from about −9 points to −16 points in one year while the state's own math scores rose.
The school's rank improved to 387 of 795 (51st percentile, 3 stars) in 2025–2026, up from 543 of 855 the year before, and it now outperforms its own district. The graduation rate is 87.8%, and chronic absenteeism is 19.3%, better than the district's 22.3%. Per-student spending is listed at $7,389, but that figure is from 2018–2019 only, and the free/reduced-lunch rate is not reported — so questions about poverty or resourcing and the math weakness cannot be answered from this data.
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