Summary:
Doylestown, Ohio has three schools — two elementary schools and one junior/senior high — all part of the Chippewa Local district, together enrolling 1,236 students. Hazel Harvey Elementary School serves pre-kindergarten through 2nd grade (312 students), Chippewa Intermediate School covers grades 3–6 (336 students), and Chippewa Junior/Senior High School serves grades 7–12 (588 students), so there is no separate middle school in the city. The district itself is rated 5 stars and ranks 61st of 773 Ohio districts, placing it in the 92nd percentile statewide.
Both schools with current test data perform well above the state. Chippewa Intermediate ranked 134th of 1,560 schools in 2025–2026 (91st percentile, 5 stars), with an average proficiency of about 84.3% across its nine listed state tests versus roughly 62.1% statewide. That is notable because it also has the highest free/reduced-lunch rate of the three schools, at 44.64%. Its 5th grade ELA score was 91.9% (state 70.4%) and 5th grade math 88.4% (state 59.1%). Chippewa Junior/Senior High ranked 58th of 795 (93rd percentile, 5 stars) with a 99.1% graduation rate, and its Geometry proficiency was 82.3% against 43.3% statewide.
The clearest concern is chronic absenteeism at Chippewa Junior/Senior High, at 20.0% — above the district's 14.9%, above Chippewa Intermediate's 11.7%, and more than double Hazel Harvey's 9.5%. Hazel Harvey, as a PK–2 school, has no recent state test scores; its listed rank history (95th percentile in 2015–2016) comes from 2015–2018 and is not comparable to today. Student/teacher ratios are similar at the two elementary schools, near 19.4–19.5, versus 17.7 at the high school. Several scores dipped from 2024–2025 to 2025–2026 but remained well above state averages, and per-student spending figures date to 2018–2019, so they are historical context only.
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