Summary:
Maple Heights, Ohio has six schools serving about 3,200 students: four elementary, one middle, and one high school, with no alternative schools. Five of them — Maple Heights High School, Milkovich Middle School, John F. Kennedy Elementary School, Abraham Lincoln Elementary School, and Barack Obama Elementary School — make up the Maple Heights City district. The sixth, Ohio College Preparatory School, is a K–8 school with its own district. Keep in mind that all five district schools share one district rating of 693 of 773, 10th percentile, 1 star — that rating describes the district, not each school separately.
The standout is Ohio College Preparatory School, rated 4 stars and 88th percentile, with many 2025–2026 test scores at 100% proficient. Its rank climbed from the 11th percentile in 2023–2024 to the 83rd in 2025–2026. Two cautions: it enrolls only 179 students, so percentages can swing sharply, and it has the highest chronic absenteeism in the area at 54.9%. Milkovich Middle School reports Algebra I proficiency at 100% in both 2025–2026 and 2024–2025, far above the district (34.2%) and state (61.6%), but its other scores trail the state by roughly 23–39 points, so that result likely reflects a small or selective cohort.
Absenteeism is high everywhere: the district rate is 44.4%, and even the lowest, John F. Kennedy Elementary School at 34.2%, is substantial, and its test scores still fall below state. Maple Heights High School posts a 98.4% graduation rate alongside 52.5% chronic absenteeism and End-of-Course scores all below state. Data caveats: free/reduced lunch figures are blank for all six schools, spending data is from 2018–2019, and Abraham Lincoln Elementary School has no test scores, likely because it serves PK–1.
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