Summary:
Broadview Heights, Ohio is served by two public schools — Brecksville-Broadview Heights Middle School for grades 6–8 and Brecksville-Broadview Heights High School for grades 9–12 — both part of the Brecksville-Broadview Heights City district, which ranks 20th out of 773 Ohio districts at the 97th percentile with 5 stars. The city lists no elementary or alternative schools, so younger students in the area most likely attend schools outside the Broadview Heights city limits but within the same district.
Both schools are top performers statewide. The high school ranks 18th out of 795 high schools for 2025–2026 (98th percentile, 5 stars) and posts a 99.0% graduation rate, matching the district. Its End-of-Course proficiency ranges from 86.4% in Geometry to 96.9% in American History, compared with state rates of 43.3% to 73.2% — advantages of roughly 24 to 43 percentage points. The middle school ranks 29th out of 1,046 middle schools (97th percentile, 5 stars) and reports 100% proficiency in both Geometry and Algebra I End-of-Course exams for two consecutive years, along with above-state results in every grade-level subject tested. Its narrowest edge is 8th grade English Language Arts, where it still leads the state 80.0% to 58.3%.
The two schools differ in size and student experience. The high school is larger (1,181 students versus 790) and has a higher student-teacher ratio (18.4 versus 16.2), while the middle school enrolls a slightly higher share of students from lower-income families (18.35% free/reduced lunch versus 15.83%). Per-student spending is nearly identical — $11,684 at the high school and $11,802 at the middle school. The clearest gap is chronic absenteeism: 14.7% at the high school, above the district's 9.7%, compared with just 6.9% at the middle school, below the district average. That makes attendance at the high school the main area worth watching.
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