Ohio schools ranked by test score
Latest Ohio's State Tests year (2024-25). 3,061 schools with reported English Language Arts scores. State average: 59.8%.
| Rank | School | Level | English Language Arts | vs state |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2551 | Shady Lane Elementary School Columbus · Columbus City Schools District | Elementary | 37.3% | -22.5pp |
| 2552 | Charity Adams Earley Girls Academy Dayton · Dayton City | Elementary | 37.3% | -22.6pp |
| 2553 | Midway School Cincinnati · Cincinnati Public Schools | Elementary | 36.9% | -22.9pp |
| 2554 | Maple Elementary School Painesville · Painesville City Local | Elementary | 36.9% | -23.0pp |
| 2555 | Sandusky Middle School Sandusky · Sandusky City | Middle | 36.9% | -23.0pp |
| 2556 | Dayton Business Technology High School Dayton · Dayton Business Technology High School | High | 36.8% | -23.0pp |
| 2557 | Roosevelt Middle School Springfield · Springfield City School District | Middle | 36.8% | -23.1pp |
| 2558 | Mt. Washington School Cincinnati · Cincinnati Public Schools | Elementary | 36.7% | -23.2pp |
| 2559 | Glover Community Learning Center Akron · Akron City | Elementary | 36.7% | -23.2pp |
| 2560 | Mt. Healthy Preparatory and Fitness Academy Cincinnati · Mt. Healthy Preparatory and Fitness Academy | Elementary | 36.7% | -23.2pp |
| 2561 | Cincinnati Achievement Academy Cincinnati · Cincinnati Achievement Academy | Elementary | 36.7% | -23.2pp |
| 2562 | Barack Obama School Maple Heights · Maple Heights City | Elementary | 36.6% | -23.2pp |
| 2563 | Elmwood Elementary School Garfield Heights · Garfield Heights City Schools | Elementary | 36.6% | -23.2pp |
| 2564 | Barber Community Learning Center Akron · Akron City | Elementary | 36.6% | -23.3pp |
| 2565 | Ulysses S. Grant Middle School Marion · Marion City | Middle | 36.6% | -23.3pp |
| 2566 | Cleveland College Preparatory School Cleveland · Cleveland College Preparatory School | Elementary | 36.5% | -23.3pp |
| 2567 | Briggs High School Columbus · Columbus City Schools District | High | 36.5% | -23.3pp |
| 2568 | Amanda Elementary School Middletown · Middletown City | Elementary | 36.4% | -23.4pp |
| 2569 | Devonshire Alternative Elementary School Columbus · Columbus City Schools District | Elementary | 36.4% | -23.4pp |
| 2570 | Westbrooke Village Trotwood · Trotwood-Madison City | Elementary | 36.4% | -23.5pp |
| 2571 | Lakeside Junior High School Ashtabula · Ashtabula Area City | Middle | 36.3% | -23.5pp |
| 2572 | Warren G Harding High School Warren · Warren City | High | 36.3% | -23.5pp |
| 2573 | Westwood Middle School Elyria · Elyria City Schools | Middle | 36.3% | -23.5pp |
| 2574 | Zenith Academy West Columbus · Zenith Academy West | Elementary | 36.3% | -23.6pp |
| 2575 | STEAMM Academy Canton · Canton City | Combined | 36.2% | -23.6pp |
| 2576 | Rothenberg Preparatory Academy Cincinnati · Cincinnati Public Schools | Elementary | 36.2% | -23.7pp |
| 2577 | Bridges Community Academy dba Bridges Preparatory Academy Tiffin · Bridges Community Academy dba Bridges Preparatory Academy | Elementary | 36.1% | -23.7pp |
| 2578 | Quaker Preparatory Academy New Philadelphia · Quaker Preparatory Academy | Elementary | 36.1% | -23.7pp |
| 2579 | Zanesville High School Zanesville · Zanesville City | High | 36.1% | -23.7pp |
| 2580 | Woodcrest Elementary School Columbus · Columbus City Schools District | Elementary | 36.1% | -23.8pp |
| 2581 | Liberty Elementary School Columbus · Columbus City Schools District | Elementary | 36.0% | -23.8pp |
| 2582 | Trotwood Preparatory & Fitness Academy Trotwood · Trotwood Preparatory & Fitness Academy | Elementary | 36.0% | -23.8pp |
| 2583 | Warner Girls Leadership Academy Cleveland · Cleveland Municipal | Elementary | 36.0% | -23.9pp |
| 2584 | Escuela SMART Academy Toledo · Toledo City | Elementary | 36.0% | -23.9pp |
| 2585 | Cleveland Elementary School Dayton · Dayton City | Elementary | 35.8% | -24.0pp |
| 2586 | Columbus Humanities Arts and Technology Academy Columbus · Columbus Humanities Arts and Technology Academy | Elementary | 35.8% | -24.0pp |
| 2587 | J.F. Kennedy School Maple Heights · Maple Heights City | Elementary | 35.8% | -24.0pp |
| 2588 | Norton Middle School Columbus · South-Western City | Middle | 35.8% | -24.0pp |
| 2589 | Lorain Preparatory Academy Lorain · Lorain Preparatory Academy | Elementary | 35.8% | -24.1pp |
| 2590 | Easthaven Elementary School Columbus · Columbus City Schools District | Elementary | 35.8% | -24.1pp |
| 2591 | West Mound Elementary School Columbus · Columbus City Schools District | Elementary | 35.8% | -24.1pp |
| 2592 | Winton Hills Academy Cincinnati · Cincinnati Public Schools | Elementary | 35.8% | -24.1pp |
| 2593 | Lorain Bilingual Preparatory Academy Lorain · Lorain Bilingual Preparatory Academy | Elementary | 35.7% | -24.1pp |
| 2594 | Choices Alternative School Canton · Canton City | High | 35.7% | -24.1pp |
| 2595 | Graham Elementary and Middle School Columbus · Graham Elementary and Middle School | Elementary | 35.7% | -24.1pp |
| 2596 | Stewart Alternative Elementary School Columbus · Columbus City Schools District | Elementary | 35.7% | -24.2pp |
| 2597 | Madison Elementary School Columbus · Groveport Madison Local | Elementary | 35.6% | -24.2pp |
| 2598 | Heir Force Community School Lima · Heir Force Community School | Elementary | 35.6% | -24.3pp |
| 2599 | Trotwood-Madison High School Trotwood · Trotwood-Madison City | High | 35.5% | -24.3pp |
| 2600 | Hartwell School Cincinnati · Cincinnati Public Schools | Middle | 35.5% | -24.4pp |
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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.