Summary:
ZIP code 44264 in Peninsula, Ohio contains two high schools: Woodridge High School, a grades 9–12 school with 625 students, and Woodridge Virtual Academy, a much smaller grades 6–12 school with 39 students. Both belong to the Woodridge Local district, which is ranked 303 of 773 in Ohio — the 61st percentile, with 3 stars. The two schools share a district but have very different profiles.
Woodridge High School is the stronger academic performer. Its state rank rose from 466 of 855 (45th percentile, 2 stars) in 2024–2025 to 306 of 795 (62nd percentile, 3 stars) in 2025–2026, a 17 percentile-point gain. In 2025–2026 it scored above the state in five of six reported End of Course subjects: American Government (84.3%, 12.7 points above the state), American History, Biology, English II, and Geometry. Proficiency improved in every reported subject year over year. Algebra I is the one weak spot, at 55.3% — still below the district's 65.8% and the state's 61.6% despite improving from 49.1%. Its graduation rate is 97.5%, essentially matching the district's 97.6%, its student-teacher ratio is 13.5:1, and chronic absenteeism is 24.8%, slightly above the district's 23.3%.
Woodridge Virtual Academy shows significant challenges in the data reported. Chronic absenteeism is 54.7% — more than double the district rate and 29.9 points above Woodridge High School. Its student-teacher ratio is 39:1, nearly three times higher than the other school's. In 2025–2026 its only reported subject, American Government, was 60%, versus 82.5% for the district and 71.6% for the state; its 2024–2025 Government and Biology scores were also below both. No graduation rate, per-student spending, or free/reduced lunch percentage is listed, and with only 39 students, percentages can swing widely — so these figures are signals for further investigation rather than definitive judgments.
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