The top reported proficiency rate is 93% in Science. The lowest is 87% in Social studies.
Original Research by School Decision on Liberty Center Middle School
Liberty Center Middle School serves students in grades five through ten in a small rural village in northwest Ohio. The enrollment is small, with roughly three hundred students spread across the grade band. The student body is predominantly white, with small populations of Hispanic and multiracial students and minimal representation from other groups.
The school's most recent state test results show strong performance across the board. In English language arts, proficiency sits in the upper range. Mathematics proficiency is also high. Science performance is particularly strong. The data reflects full participation rates, meaning essentially all tested students were assessed. These results place the school in the top quartile for overall proficiency when compared against other districts in Henry County.
Liberty Center Middle School is housed in a consolidated K-12 building completed in the late 2010s. This facility structure means the entire district operates from a single campus rather than maintaining separate elementary, middle, and high school buildings. The building itself is relatively new and well-maintained. The village sits roughly a short drive from the county seat and retains a small-town, family-oriented character with modest population.
The housing market in the area is affordable by state and national standards. Home values are below both the Ohio benchmark and the national average, reflecting the rural setting and modest economic base. Most residents own their homes. The village's population has been stable to slightly declining over recent years, with no major new residential development documented. Employment in the immediate area is limited; the school district itself is among the largest local employers, with other regional job centers located in nearby towns.
The immediate community offers modest civic amenities. A public library and village offices sit near the center of town. Local parks provide walking trails and recreational space. There is no fixed-route public transit, as is typical for rural villages of this size. Families relocating to the area should expect a rural environment with a car-dependent lifestyle and limited commercial services within the village itself.
Data on free-or-reduced-price lunch eligibility, special education enrollment, and English learner status was not available for this school. Similarly, discipline data, detailed staffing counts, and attendance measures were not provided. The school does not have a graduation rate reported, which reflects that it serves through grade ten rather than through grade twelve. A reader seeking additional detail on student support services, class sizes, specific course offerings, or disciplinary practices may want to contact the school directly.
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