The top reported proficiency rate is 98% in Social studies. The lowest is 85% in English language arts.
Original Research by School Decision on Toth Elementary School
Toth Elementary School is a public K-4 school in Perrysburg, Ohio, in a community on strong growth trajectory. It serves a student body that is majority white with growing Hispanic and Asian populations, and most families are above the free-and-reduced-lunch threshold. The school itself is small for its grade band, with enrollment distributed across six grades from pre-K through fourth.
Academic performance at Toth is a notable strength. In math on the most recent state tests, the school's proficiency rate places it in the top quartile of schools in Wood County across tested subjects and grades. In reading and language arts the rate is also well above the county median. When students in grades 3 and 4 sit for state assessments, they participate at full rates, showing solid test engagement. The school has also historically performed well in science and social studies when those subjects were assessed at the elementary level.
The Perrysburg housing market is mid-to-high income, with median home values well above the state average and rents rising steadily. Property tax obligations matter here: the district recently passed a five-year emergency operating levy that takes effect in 2026 and will cost homeowners a modest annual amount per assessed home value. A separate permanent improvement levy, renewed in May 2025, locks in dedicated capital funding through 2030 for building maintenance and buses. For a family considering the area, these are stable, predictable costs embedded in ownership.
The city itself is a riverfront suburb of Toledo with a split character. A preserved historic downtown along Louisiana Avenue offers a small-scale walkable main street, and a large mixed-use development called Levis Commons functions as a second walkable node. Outside those two zones the city is car-dependent. Civic anchors include the Way Public Library, multiple parks with river access, and a farmers market. Employment spans glass manufacturing (the global headquarters of O-I Glass is at Levis Commons), healthcare, equipment, and the school system itself.
Perrysburg has nearly doubled in population over the past two decades and remains on an upward trend. New residential development is underway on the west side near Perrysburg High School, and enrollment growth has pressured school facilities. In February 2025 the school board approved an elementary redistricting that took effect for the 2025-26 school year, reassigning roughly a third of elementary students across Toth, Frank, Fort Meigs, and Woodland schools and reducing bus routes. For a prospective family, this means neighborhood-to-school assignments have shifted and may continue to evolve as development adds more families.
Toth sits on a suburban campus, not in or near downtown. Special-education and English-learner enrollment data were not available in the directory data provided. The school website, which might offer more detail on programs, classroom structures, or curriculum specifics, was not listed in the available information.
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