Ohio schools ranked by test score
Latest Ohio's State Tests year (2024-25). 2,713 schools with reported Science scores. State average: 60.8%.
| Rank | School | Level | Science | vs state |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2501 | East Broadway Elementary School Toledo · Toledo City | Elementary | 19.6% | -41.1pp |
| 2502 | Warder Park-Wayne Elementary School Springfield · Springfield City School District | Elementary | 19.5% | -41.3pp |
| 2503 | West Broad Elementary School Columbus · Columbus City Schools District | Elementary | 19.5% | -41.3pp |
| 2504 | Valleyview Elementary School Columbus · Columbus City Schools District | Elementary | 19.4% | -41.4pp |
| 2505 | Miles School Cleveland · Cleveland Municipal | Elementary | 19.3% | -41.5pp |
| 2506 | William H. Taft Elementary School Marion · Marion City | Elementary | 19.2% | -41.6pp |
| 2507 | Northeast Ohio College Preparatory School Cleveland · Northeast Ohio College Preparatory School | Combined | 19.1% | -41.7pp |
| 2508 | Akron Career Tech High School Akron · Akron Career Tech High School | High | 19.0% | -41.8pp |
| 2509 | Clarendon Intermediate School Canton · Canton City | Middle | 19.0% | -41.8pp |
| 2510 | Lincoln West School Of Global Studies Cleveland · Cleveland Municipal | High | 18.9% | -41.9pp |
| 2511 | East Bridge Academy of Excellence Columbus · East Bridge Academy of Excellence | Elementary | 18.9% | -41.9pp |
| 2512 | Arlington Elementary School Toledo · Toledo City | Elementary | 18.8% | -42.0pp |
| 2513 | Old Brook High School Cleveland · Old Brook High School | High | 18.8% | -42.0pp |
| 2514 | Scottwood Elementary School Columbus · Columbus City Schools District | Elementary | 18.8% | -42.0pp |
| 2515 | Summit Acdy Comm Schl for Alternative Learners of Middletown Middletown · Summit Acdy Comm Schl for Alternative Learners of Middletown | Elementary | 18.8% | -42.0pp |
| 2516 | Richard Allen Preparatory Dayton · Richard Allen Preparatory | Elementary | 18.8% | -42.0pp |
| 2517 | Whittier Elementary School Toledo · Toledo City | Elementary | 18.8% | -42.0pp |
| 2518 | Pathfinder Career Academy of Ohio Independence · Pathfinder Career Academy of Ohio | High | 18.7% | -42.1pp |
| 2519 | Stambaugh Charter Academy Youngstown · Stambaugh Charter Academy | Elementary | 18.6% | -42.2pp |
| 2520 | Jefferson Jr./Sr. High School Dayton · Jefferson Township Local | High | 18.5% | -42.3pp |
| 2521 | Constellation Schools: Old Brooklyn Community Middle Cleveland · Constellation Schools: Old Brooklyn Community Middle | Middle | 18.4% | -42.3pp |
| 2522 | Glendale-Feilbach Elementary School Toledo · Toledo City | Elementary | 18.4% | -42.4pp |
| 2523 | Highland Elementary School Columbus · Columbus City Schools District | Elementary | 18.4% | -42.4pp |
| 2524 | Pickett Elementary School Toledo · Toledo City | Elementary | 18.4% | -42.4pp |
| 2525 | Beacon Academy Canton · Beacon Academy | Elementary | 18.2% | -42.6pp |
| 2526 | Como Elementary School Columbus · Columbus City Schools District | Elementary | 18.2% | -42.6pp |
| 2527 | Snyder Park Elementary School Springfield · Springfield City School District | Elementary | 18.2% | -42.6pp |
| 2528 | University of Cleveland Preparatory School Cleveland · University of Cleveland Preparatory School | Elementary | 18.1% | -42.6pp |
| 2529 | Almira Cleveland · Cleveland Municipal | Elementary | 18.0% | -42.8pp |
| 2530 | Memorial School Cleveland · Cleveland Municipal | Elementary | 18.0% | -42.8pp |
| 2531 | Pleasant Hill Academy Cincinnati · Cincinnati Public Schools | Elementary | 18.0% | -42.8pp |
| 2532 | Buckeye Community School - London London · Buckeye Community School - London | High | 17.9% | -42.9pp |
| 2533 | Marion-Franklin High School Columbus · Columbus City Schools District | High | 17.9% | -42.9pp |
| 2534 | Great Western Academy Columbus · Great Western Academy | Elementary | 17.8% | -43.0pp |
| 2535 | Eastland Preparatory Academy Columbus · Eastland Preparatory Academy | Elementary | 17.8% | -43.0pp |
| 2536 | Jacket Virtual Academy Sidney · Sidney City | Combined | 17.6% | -43.2pp |
| 2537 | Raymer Elementary School Toledo · Toledo City | Elementary | 17.5% | -43.3pp |
| 2538 | Southside Academy Youngstown · Southside Academy | Elementary | 17.4% | -43.4pp |
| 2539 | Foxfire High School Zanesville · Foxfire High School | High | 17.3% | -43.5pp |
| 2540 | Woodward Career Technical High School Cincinnati · Cincinnati Public Schools | High | 17.3% | -43.5pp |
| 2541 | Ohio Digital Learning School Maumee · Ohio Digital Learning School | High | 17.2% | -43.6pp |
| 2542 | Nathan Hale School Cleveland · Cleveland Municipal | Elementary | 17.1% | -43.7pp |
| 2543 | Waverly Elementary School Cleveland · Cleveland Municipal | Elementary | 17.1% | -43.7pp |
| 2544 | West Mound Elementary School Columbus · Columbus City Schools District | Elementary | 17.0% | -43.8pp |
| 2545 | Middletown Preparatory & Fitness Academy Middletown · Middletown Preparatory & Fitness Academy | Elementary | 16.8% | -44.0pp |
| 2546 | Marion C Seltzer Elementary School Cleveland · Cleveland Municipal | Elementary | 16.8% | -44.0pp |
| 2547 | Broadleigh Elementary School Columbus · Columbus City Schools District | Elementary | 16.7% | -44.1pp |
| 2548 | Cliff Park High School Springfield · Cliff Park High School | High | 16.7% | -44.1pp |
| 2549 | Columbus City Preparatory School for Boys Columbus · Columbus City Schools District | Middle | 16.7% | -44.1pp |
| 2550 | Southwood Elementary School Columbus · Columbus City Schools District | Elementary | 16.7% | -44.1pp |
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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.