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Ohio schools ranked by test score

Latest Ohio's State Tests year (2024-25). 638 schools with reported Science scores. State average: 60.8%.
RankSchoolLevelSciencevs state
601Richmond Heights Middle School
Richmond Heights · Richmond Heights Local
Middle29.0%-31.8pp
602Arts Impact Middle School (Aims)
Columbus · Columbus City Schools District
Middle28.6%-32.2pp
603World Language Middle School
Columbus · Columbus City Schools District
Middle28.2%-32.6pp
604Roosevelt Middle School
Springfield · Springfield City School District
Middle26.9%-33.9pp
605Lima North Middle School
Lima · Lima City
Middle26.7%-34.1pp
606North College Hill Middle School
Cincinnati · North College Hill City
Middle26.1%-34.7pp
607Mt Healthy Junior High School
Cincinnati · Mt Healthy City
Middle25.9%-34.9pp
608Schaefer Middle School
Springfield · Springfield City School District
Middle25.9%-34.9pp
609Buckeye Middle School
Columbus · Columbus City Schools District
Middle25.8%-35.0pp
610Hilltonia Middle School
Columbus · Columbus City Schools District
Middle25.6%-35.2pp
611Chaney Middle
Youngstown · Youngstown City
Middle25.0%-35.8pp
612McGregor Intermediate School
Canton · Canton City
Middle25.0%-35.8pp
613Innes Community Learning Center
Akron · Akron City
Middle24.7%-36.1pp
614Lima West Middle School
Lima · Lima City
Middle24.6%-36.2pp
615Mansfield Middle School
Mansfield · Mansfield City
Middle24.4%-36.4pp
616Jennings Community Learning Center
Akron · Akron City
Middle23.8%-37.0pp
617W.H. Kirk Middle School
East Cleveland · East Cleveland City School District
Middle23.5%-37.3pp
618Southview Middle School
Lorain · Lorain City
Middle23.2%-37.6pp
619General Johnnie Wilson Middle School
Lorain · Lorain City
Middle23.0%-37.8pp
620Champion Middle School
Columbus · Columbus City Schools District
Middle22.8%-38.0pp
621Hayward Middle School
Springfield · Springfield City School District
Middle22.1%-38.7pp
622ReGeneration Middle School
Cincinnati · ReGeneration Middle School
Middle21.3%-39.5pp
623NORTHRIDGE MIDDLE SCHOOL
Dayton · Northridge Local
Middle20.0%-40.8pp
624Yorktown Middle School
Columbus · Columbus City Schools District
Middle19.8%-41.0pp
625Clarendon Intermediate School
Canton · Canton City
Middle19.0%-41.8pp
626Constellation Schools: Old Brooklyn Community Middle
Cleveland · Constellation Schools: Old Brooklyn Community Middle
Middle18.4%-42.3pp
627Columbus City Preparatory School for Boys
Columbus · Columbus City Schools District
Middle16.7%-44.1pp
628Wright Brothers Middle School
Dayton · Dayton City
Middle16.3%-44.5pp
629Westmoor Middle School
Columbus · Columbus City Schools District
Middle16.2%-44.6pp
630Medina Middle School
Columbus · Columbus City Schools District
Middle15.4%-45.4pp
631Mifflin Alternative Middle School
Columbus · Columbus City Schools District
Middle15.3%-45.5pp
632Wogaman Middle School
Dayton · Dayton City
Middle14.0%-46.8pp
633I Promise School
Akron · Akron City
Middle13.8%-47.0pp
634Columbus Africentric Early College Middle School
Columbus · Columbus City Schools District
Middle13.5%-47.3pp
635Youtz Intermediate School
Canton · Canton City
Middle13.3%-47.5pp
636Johnson Park Middle School
Columbus · Columbus City Schools District
Middle11.1%-49.7pp
637East Middle at PRBerry
Youngstown · Youngstown City
Middle9.9%-50.9pp
638Edwin Joel Brown Middle School
Dayton · Dayton City
Middle7.8%-53.0pp
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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 Science 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.