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School districts in Wood County, OH

Wood County has 10 regular public school districts, enrolling 18,698 students in 2024–25. The largest is Perrysburg Exempted Village (5,584 students, 30% of the county), followed by Bowling Green City School District and Fostoria City. All 10 offer kindergarten. Ohio sets no statewide kindergarten cutoff.

The 10 districts, largest first

School districts in Wood County, OH by 2024–25 enrollment
District and officeGradesSchoolsStudentsKindergartenDistrict office contact
Perrysburg Exempted Village
140 E Indiana Ave, Perrysburg
Pre-K–1285,584347
(419) 874-9131
Bowling Green City School District
137 Clough St, Bowling Green
also serves Henry County
Pre-K–1262,537173
(419) 354-0800
Fostoria City
1001 Park Ave, Fostoria
also serves Hancock County and Seneca County
Pre-K–1221,775125
(419) 435-8163
Otsego Local
18505 Tontogany Creek Rd Ste 1, Bowling Green
also serves Henry County and Lucas County
Pre-K–1231,637107
(419) 823-4381
Lake Local
28090 Lemoyne Rd, Millbury
also serves Ottawa County
Pre-K–1231,569119
(419) 661-6677
Rossford Exempted Village
701 Superior St, Rossford
Pre-K–1231,560120
(419) 666-2010
Eastwood Local
120 E College Ave, Pemberville
Pre-K–1231,482107
(419) 833-6411
Elmwood Local
7650 Jerry City Rd, Bloomdale
also serves Hancock County
Pre-K–1231,12375
(419) 655-2583
Northwood Local Schools
700 Lemoyne Rd, Northwood
Pre-K–12381849
(419) 691-3888
North Baltimore Local
201 S Main St, North Baltimore
also serves Hancock County
K–12361351
(419) 257-3531

Wood County at a glance

Together the 10 districts run 37 schools from offices in 9 towns. The smallest by enrollment is North Baltimore Local, with 613 students; the median Wood County district has 1,560. By grade span: 9 Pre-K–12 and 1 K–12.

Kindergarten in 2024–25, counting the 10 districts that report a K grade: 1,273 children. The biggest kindergarten was Perrysburg Exempted Village's, with 347; Bowling Green City School District had 173, and the smallest, Northwood Local Schools, had 49.

Wood County holds 10 of Ohio's 619 regular districts (1.6%) and 1.2% of its 1,508,022 public school students, ranking 12th of 88 counties by number of districts and 22nd by enrollment. By size, 1 enroll 5,000 or more, 7 enroll 1,000 to 4,999 and 2 have fewer than 1,000 students, and the average school here has about 505 students.

6 districts reach past the county line: Bowling Green City School District (into Henry County), Fostoria City (into Hancock County and Seneca County), Otsego Local (into Henry County and Lucas County), Lake Local (into Ottawa County), Elmwood Local (into Hancock County) and North Baltimore Local (into Hancock County).

Which district am I in?

Each district draws its own attendance zones, so your home address decides it, and with 6 of Wood County's districts crossing county lines the county alone won't. There is no address lookup here; ask the district. Each one's own site:

Perrysburg Exempted Village · Bowling Green City School District · Fostoria City · Otsego Local · Lake Local · Rossford Exempted Village · Eastwood Local · Elmwood Local · Northwood Local Schools · North Baltimore Local

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Most US states use a September 1 cutoff. Year-stamped for the 2026–27 school year.

More in Ohio

Every Ohio district by county · Ohio kindergarten cutoff

More Ohio county directories: Columbiana County (11) · Mahoning County (15) · Portage County (13) · Stark County (16) · Summit County (16) · Trumbull County (20)

Sources

District list, grades, school counts and websites: NCES Common Core of Data (CCD) LEA Universe Directory, SY 2025-26 (preliminary, v0a), published July 1, 2026. Regular public districts only (NCES LEA types 1 and 2); charter-only, state-run and regional service agencies are not listed.
Enrollment: NCES CCD LEA Membership, SY 2024-25 (v1a), published December 29, 2025 — the newest year NCES has released.
Counties: NCES EDGE Public LEA Geocodes, SY 2024-25 (district office location) and NCES EDGE Geographic Relationship Files 2025 (grf25_lea_county) (counties each district boundary covers).
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