Ohio schools ranked by test score
Latest Ohio's State Tests year (2024-25). 802 schools with reported English Language Arts scores. State average: 59.8%.
| Rank | School | Level | English Language Arts | vs state |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 751 | South High School Columbus · Columbus City Schools District | High | 17.9% | -42.0pp |
| 752 | Summit Academy Alternative LearnersWarren Middle & Secondary Warren · Summit Academy Alternative LearnersWarren Middle & Secondary | High | 17.6% | -42.2pp |
| 753 | Western Hills University High School Cincinnati · Cincinnati Public Schools | High | 17.3% | -42.6pp |
| 754 | Ashland County Community Academy Ashland · Ashland County Community Academy | High | 16.7% | -43.1pp |
| 755 | Focus Learning Academy of Southwestern Columbus Columbus · Focus Learning Academy of Southwestern Columbus | High | 16.7% | -43.1pp |
| 756 | Buchtel Community Learning Center Akron · Akron City | High | 16.3% | -43.6pp |
| 757 | Robert A. Taft Information Technology High School Cincinnati · Cincinnati Public Schools | High | 16.0% | -43.8pp |
| 758 | Glenville High School Cleveland · Cleveland Municipal | High | 16.0% | -43.8pp |
| 759 | Stark High School Canton · Stark High School | High | 15.4% | -44.4pp |
| 760 | East High School Youngstown · Youngstown City | High | 15.3% | -44.5pp |
| 761 | North Shore High School Garfield Heights · North Shore High School | High | 15.3% | -44.5pp |
| 762 | Gem City Career Prep High School Dayton · Gem City Career Prep High School | High | 14.5% | -45.3pp |
| 763 | Linden-McKinley STEM Academy Columbus · Columbus City Schools District | High | 14.5% | -45.3pp |
| 764 | Old Brook High School Cleveland · Old Brook High School | High | 14.4% | -45.4pp |
| 765 | Beechcroft High School Columbus · Columbus City Schools District | High | 14.3% | -45.5pp |
| 766 | Tomorrow Center Cardington · Tomorrow Center | High | 14.3% | -45.5pp |
| 767 | Independence High School Columbus · Columbus City Schools District | High | 14.2% | -45.6pp |
| 768 | Invictus High School Cleveland · Invictus High School | High | 14.0% | -45.8pp |
| 769 | Marshall High School Middletown · Marshall High School | High | 14.0% | -45.8pp |
| 770 | Maritime Academy of Toledo The Toledo · Maritime Academy of Toledo The | High | 13.8% | -46.0pp |
| 771 | Lorain Preparatory High School Lorain · Lorain Preparatory High School | High | 13.8% | -46.0pp |
| 772 | West Cleveland Drop Back In dba Frederick Douglass High Scho Cleveland · West Cleveland Drop Back In dba Frederick Douglass High Scho | High | 13.7% | -46.1pp |
| 773 | Focus North High School Columbus · Focus North High School | High | 13.5% | -46.3pp |
| 774 | Dunbar Early College High School Dayton · Dayton City | High | 13.0% | -46.8pp |
| 775 | AchievePoint Career Academy - Cincinnati Cincinnati · AchievePoint Career Academy - Cincinnati | High | 12.9% | -46.9pp |
| 776 | Woodward Career Technical High School Cincinnati · Cincinnati Public Schools | High | 12.7% | -47.2pp |
| 777 | Ohio Digital Learning School Maumee · Ohio Digital Learning School | High | 12.5% | -47.3pp |
| 778 | Excel Academy Bedford · Bedford City | High | 11.9% | -47.9pp |
| 779 | Buckeye Community School - London London · Buckeye Community School - London | High | 11.6% | -48.2pp |
| 780 | Cleveland Academy for Scholarship Technology and Leadership Cleveland · Cleveland Academy for Scholarship Technology and Leadership | High | 11.4% | -48.4pp |
| 781 | Ohio Construction Academy Columbus · Ohio Construction Academy | High | 11.1% | -48.7pp |
| 782 | Summit Academy Transition High School Dayton Dayton · Summit Academy Transition High School Dayton | High | 10.8% | -49.0pp |
| 783 | Summit Academy Secondary - Youngstown Youngstown · Summit Academy Secondary - Youngstown | High | 10.5% | -49.3pp |
| 784 | YB Columbus Community School Columbus · YB Columbus Community School | High | 10.3% | -49.5pp |
| 785 | Lake Erie International High School Cleveland · Lake Erie International High School | High | 10.0% | -49.8pp |
| 786 | Lincoln West School Of Global Studies Cleveland · Cleveland Municipal | High | 9.8% | -50.0pp |
| 787 | Skyway Career Prep High School Toledo · Skyway Career Prep High School | High | 9.6% | -50.2pp |
| 788 | Capital City Career Prep High School Columbus · Capital City Career Prep High School | High | 9.1% | -50.7pp |
| 789 | Glass City Academy Toledo · Glass City Academy | High | 8.7% | -51.1pp |
| 790 | Randall Park High School North Randall · Randall Park High School | High | 7.9% | -51.9pp |
| 791 | Steel Academy Akron · Steel Academy | High | 7.7% | -52.1pp |
| 792 | The Academy for Urban Scholars Columbus · The Academy for Urban Scholars | High | 7.5% | -52.3pp |
| 793 | Regent High School Cleveland · Regent High School | High | 6.9% | -52.9pp |
| 794 | Buckeye Community School - Marion Marion · Buckeye Community School - Marion | High | 6.3% | -53.5pp |
| 795 | Zanesville Community High School Zanesville · Zanesville Community High School | High | 5.0% | -54.8pp |
| 796 | Akron Career Tech High School Akron · Akron Career Tech High School | High | 4.5% | -55.3pp |
| 797 | Dayton Athletic Vocational Academy Dayton · Dayton Athletic Vocational Academy | High | 4.5% | -55.3pp |
| 798 | New Beginnings Lorain · Lorain City | High | 4.5% | -55.3pp |
| 799 | Princeton Innovation Center Cincinnati · Princeton City | High | 3.3% | -56.5pp |
| 800 | Virtual High School Cincinnati · Cincinnati Public Schools | High | 3.2% | -56.6pp |
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About this ranking
Schools are ranked by the percentage of students who scored at or above the Ohio's State Tests % Proficient or Above threshold on the latest available Ohio's State Tests English Language Arts test (school year 2024-25). A higher percentage is better.
Only public schools with a reasonable cohort size are included (at least 50 total students enrolled, since the source file does not include per-subject student counts), so very small programs and special-purpose centers are filtered out.
The state average shown above is enrollment-weighted: we multiply each school's score by how many of its students tested, sum those across every public school in Ohio, and divide by the total students tested. This way a big school counts more than a tiny one in the typical-student average.