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District's state report card shows improvement; Groveport Madison at 3.5 stars among similar districts

Groveport Madison Schools Board of Education · November 12, 2025
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Summary

District data staff walked trustees through the state report card and the state's "similar districts" dashboard; Groveport Madison earned a 3.5-star rating, notable gains in math and progress, and demographic comparators were presented to help the public view the data online.

District staff presented the Groveport Madison state report-card results and demonstrated the Ohio "similar districts" dashboard used to compare districts by enrollment, population density, adjusted median income and other demographic factors.

The presenter (introduced as Mister Morbenson) highlighted that Groveport Madison ranks in the top tier among its 20 similar districts on several measures: a 3.5-star overall rating (up from prior years), improved performance index, gains in math (second among similar districts), and closing achievement gaps in English language arts and early literacy. The presentation included demographic context: adjusted median income about $40,614, 79.3% economically disadvantaged enrollment, 22.4% adults with a bachelor's degree, and about 74% minority enrollment in the comparable group.

Trustees asked for the underlying data fields and a version of the presentation suitable for distribution; the presenter demonstrated where viewers can access the similar-districts lookup and offered to share the dashboard data fields so the board and public can hover to see per-district labels.

Board members praised teachers and staff for the district's performance gains and requested follow-up on specific instructional questions (for example, proficiency in math facts among high-school graduates).