Summary:
Ravenna, Ohio is served by 8 schools — 4 elementary, 1 middle, and 3 high schools — enrolling roughly 3,219 students across the Ravenna City, Southeast Local, and Maplewood Career Center District districts, with grade spans running from K–2 buildings up to a career-technical center serving grades 11–12.
Academic results differ sharply by district and school. Southeast Intermediate Elementary School is the strongest performer: it ranks 586 of 1,560 (62nd percentile, 3 stars), up from the 53rd percentile, with 3rd grade math at 84.0% and 4th grade math at 88.3% against state rates of 62.1% and 67.3%, plus the lowest chronic absenteeism at 12.9%. Southeast High School is strong in humanities (American Government 83.5%, American History 81.7%, both above state) and graduates 95.3%, but math trails well behind state in Geometry (34.2%) and Algebra I (39.1%). Ravenna High School sits at the other end: ranked 631 of 795 (21st percentile, 1 star), with every reported End-of-Course test below state (Geometry 23.7%, Algebra I 41.4%, English II 48.2%, Biology 50.9%) and the highest absenteeism in the group at 47.2%, though its graduation rate remains 93.3%.
Among the remaining schools, Brown Middle School shows low overall proficiency and 36.1% absenteeism, but its Algebra I result of 82.6% is a clear bright spot that likely reflects a select group of students. West Main Elementary School is mixed — 4th grade math is 66.4%, near state, while 3rd grade math is 30.9%. Willyard Elementary School, the smallest at 125 students, has no test data in this set. Maplewood Career Center Building is the largest school at 688 students but lacks rank, test, and graduation data, so it is best understood as a career-technical provider rather than a comprehensive high school. Notably, spending per student does not track cleanly with outcomes.
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