Summary:
Monroeville, Ohio has two schools serving students from preschool through 12th grade: Monroeville Elementary School (PK–6, 293 students) and Monroeville High School (7–12, 240 students). Together they enroll 533 students, with the elementary school making up about 55% of that total. Both belong to the Monroeville Local district, which is ranked 359 out of 773 in Ohio — the 54th percentile with a 3-star rating.
Monroeville High School is the stronger performer and the district's momentum story. Its state rank has climbed steadily, from 409 of 864 (53rd percentile) in 2023–2024 to 245 of 795 (69th percentile) in 2025–2026, earning 3 stars. Its graduation rate is 98.1%, and it beats state averages in American History (87%), Biology (85.7%), American Government (83%), Algebra I (73.7%), and English II (71.1%). It improved in 9 of 11 comparable tested areas year over year, moving its simple average proficiency from 57.9% (below the state's 59.1%) to 64.5% (above the state's 60.2%). Relative weak spots are Geometry (39.6%), 7th Grade Math (40.6%), 8th Grade ELA (46.9%), and 8th Grade Science (57.1%). Chronic absenteeism is 23.8% — higher than the district's 19.1% — yet outcomes remain strong. The high school also has a lower student-teacher ratio (10.0 vs 16.2) and higher per-student spending ($10,920 vs $8,858 in 2018–2019).
Monroeville Elementary School is improving but more uneven. It ranks 776 of 1,560 (50th percentile, 3 stars), up from the 42nd percentile three years ago, and its chronic absenteeism of 15.2% is better than the district rate. Fourth Grade ELA and Math both hit 80.6%, and 3rd Grade ELA reaches 75%. Results vary sharply by grade, though: 6th Grade ELA is just 34.4% against the state's 56%, with 5th Grade Science at 50% and 5th Grade Math at 54.2% also below state. One gap to note: free/reduced lunch data is blank for both schools, so family economic context cannot be assessed from this data set.
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