Summary:
Euclid, Ohio has 11 schools serving students from preschool through 12th grade: eight elementary, one middle, one high, and one alternative school, split between the Euclid City district and three charter networks — Pinnacle Academy, Euclid Preparatory School, and Noble Academy-Cleveland. Total enrollment is 5,937 students, with 4,464 in Euclid City schools and 1,473 in charters. The largest school is Euclid High School with 1,505 students; the smallest is Euclid Virtual Learning Academy with 27. District-wide, Euclid City ranks 667th of 773 Ohio districts, at the 14th percentile with 1 star, so most schools here sit below state averages.
Among the bright spots, Chardon Hills Elementary School is the strongest Euclid City elementary: 876/1560, 44th percentile, 2 stars, chronic absenteeism of 15.5% versus the district's 37.3%, and proficiency near state averages. Euclid Middle School posts 97% Algebra I proficiency, far above the state's 61.6%, though its grade-level math scores remain in the low 20s. Noble Academy-Cleveland improved to 2 stars at the 32nd percentile and has the lowest student-teacher ratio, 12.1. Euclid High School graduates 90.5% of students, above the district's 88.6%, and improved in every End-of-Course subject.
At the other end, Euclid Preparatory School is the most challenged school, at the 5th percentile with 0 stars, 78% chronic absenteeism, and extremely low test results. Shoreview Elementary School ranks 7th percentile with 0 stars, and Pinnacle Academy has been declining. Note that free/reduced lunch data is blank for every school, spending figures are from 2018-2019, and blank values are unknown — not zero.
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