Summary:
ZIP code 44425 covers Hubbard, Ohio, where a single district — Hubbard Exempted Village — serves about 1,739 students in exactly three schools: Hubbard Elementary School (K–4, 663 students), Hubbard Middle School (5–8, 528), and Hubbard High School (9–12, 548). The district ranks 353rd of 773 Ohio districts (54th percentile, 3 stars), and enrollment is unusually stable, with per-grade averages of 132.6 in K–4, 132.0 in 5–8, and 137.0 in 9–12 — no visible attrition as students move up.
Hubbard Elementary is the clear academic standout, above the state in all 8 of 8 reported test measures, with 4th grade math at 90.6% proficient against 67.3% statewide — a 23.3-point edge. It also has the lowest chronic absenteeism at 16.4%, better than the district's 21.2%. Hubbard Middle is more uneven (above the state in 12 of 22 comparisons), but its 8th grade math pipeline is exceptional at 74.8% versus 52.0% statewide, alongside a 100% Algebra I proficiency rate in back-to-back years. Hubbard High earns a standout 98.7% graduation rate, yet is the lowest-ranked of the three (47th percentile, 2 stars) and the only building with a downward rank trend.
Two patterns stand out. Achievement and attendance move together: the strongest school has the best attendance, while the high school has the highest chronic absenteeism at 26.6%. Meanwhile, the middle school behaves like two schools in one building — 8th grade math sits roughly 23 points above the state while 7th grade math is 12.3 points below, and that 7th grade figure fell from 55.7% a year earlier, so cohort swings are a plausible driver. Geometry remains the clearest unmet target: 42.6% versus 43.3% statewide, essentially a tie with no movement across two years.
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