The top reported proficiency rate is 88% in Social studies. The lowest is 61% in Math.
Original Research by School Decision on Woodmore Middle School
Woodmore Middle School serves grades five through eight in Woodville, a small village in northwestern Ohio anchored by limestone quarrying and a historic downtown. The school is a regular public school within Woodmore Local, a district that spans both Sandusky and Ottawa counties. The enrollment runs to roughly three hundred students, with the student body predominantly white, a small Hispanic presence, and a small two-or-more-races cohort. Free-and-reduced-price lunch data was not available.
On state testing, the school's performance across the three core subjects runs in the middle-to-upper range for Sandusky County districts. In English language arts, just under seventy percent of students scored at proficiency or above on Ohio's State Tests. Science came in at roughly two-thirds proficiency. Mathematics was the weaker area, with about three-fifths of students at proficiency or above. Across all tested subjects and grades, the school's overall proficiency index places it in the top quartile relative to the other districts in Sandusky County. No multi-year trend data was available to assess whether results are moving or stable. Participation rates on state tests were at one hundred percent, indicating strong test-day attendance.
The locale is compact and residential. Woodville sits along U.S. Route 20 with a walkable Main Street downtown featuring local shops, a coffee shop, and dining. The school building itself is located on West Main Street within the village, within walking distance of the downtown core and accessible to residents without a long commute. Housing in the area is modest in cost, with median home values well below both the Ohio and national benchmarks. The community has been stable rather than rapidly growing, with population holding roughly flat in recent years. The Woodpointe subdivision, a major local residential development, is now nearly built out. A new K-8 school building was constructed in the mid-2010s, modernizing the physical plant. In November 2022, district voters approved a 3-mill property tax renewal by a comfortable margin, signaling community support for sustaining school operations through local taxation.
The dominant employment base is tied to limestone and lime production. Martin Marietta operates a major aggregates and lime facility in the village, and Woodville Township hosts two large quarries among the nation's ten largest. The school district itself is also a local institutional employer. Three public parks serve the village, including Trailmarker Park on the Portage River, with a swimming pool and recreational facilities. A branch library provides access to public collections.
One structural detail for families with older students: the Woodmore district is split geographically. Although Woodmore Middle School is located in Woodville, the district's high school is located in Elmore, a separate community, so students in grades seven through twelve attend on a different campus. Families should clarify whether their child will remain at Woodmore or transition to the high school campus at or after grade seven, depending on exact grade placement and any district transitions.
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