Summary:
Heath, Ohio has four public schools in the Heath City district, forming a clear grade-band feeder pattern: Garfield Elementary School for grades K–2, Stevenson Elementary School for grades 3–5, Heath Middle School for grades 6–8, and Heath High School for grades 9–12. Total enrollment is 1,560 students, with the high school the largest at 447. The district ranks 132 of 773 Ohio districts, placing it in the 83rd percentile with 4 stars, and every tested school scored above the state average in every 2025–2026 subject shown.
Heath High School and Heath Middle School are the standout schools, both holding 4 stars and both improving their statewide rank over three years — the high school from the 80th to the 86th percentile, the middle school from the 78th to the 85th. The high school posts a 96.7% graduation rate, while the middle school shines most in math and science, with 7th-grade math 28.5 points above state, 8th-grade math 25.8 points above, and 8th-grade science 23.2 points above. Stevenson Elementary School remains above state in every listed subject but is the only ranked Heath school with 3 stars; its percentile slipped from 73 to 69, with notable drops in 5th-grade science and 3rd-grade math.
For parents, the main areas to watch are high school chronic absenteeism of 22.9%, well above the district's 16.3% and roughly double Stevenson's 11.5%, and 6th-grade English language arts at the middle school — still above state at 60.3%, but only by 4.3 points and down 11.0 points from the prior year. Garfield Elementary School has no state test scores because it serves grades K–2, and it has the highest free/reduced lunch rate at 46.22%.
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