Summary:
Seville, Ohio is served by three public schools — Cloverleaf Elementary School (PK–5, 1,123 students), Cloverleaf Middle School (6–8, 588 students) and Cloverleaf High School (9–12, 619 students) — all part of Cloverleaf Local. Together they cover PK–12 with a combined enrollment of 2,330, and no alternative schools appear in the data set. The district ranks 175 of 773 in Ohio, placing it in the 77th percentile with 4 stars.
Cloverleaf Middle School is the academic standout, ranked 143 of 1,046 (86th percentile, 4 stars) with a percentile that climbed 84 → 85 → 86 over three years. Every reported core subject beats state averages, and its Geometry and Algebra I End-of-Course results show 100% proficiency, though that likely reflects a small advanced group. Cloverleaf Elementary School is also 4 stars, ranked 406 of 1,560 (74th percentile), with all 2025–2026 tested subjects above state, including Math 4 at 88.5 vs. 67.3, plus the best attendance profile at 8.9% chronic absenteeism. Cloverleaf High School reports a 98.9% graduation rate and strong American Government, American History and Biology proficiency, but its 2025–2026 rank fell to 273 of 795 (66th percentile, 3 stars) from the 80th percentile and 4 stars in each prior year, driven largely by Geometry at 39.8 — the only subject among the three schools below the state average of 43.3.
Attendance splits by level: the elementary school's 8.9% chronic absenteeism beats the district's 12.7%, while the middle school (15.1%) and high school (16.7%) exceed it. The high school has the lowest student/teacher ratio (14.5) and the highest per-student spending ($11,745, from 2018–2019), while the elementary school is the largest and lowest-spending yet remains strong. Free/reduced lunch percentages are unavailable for all three schools, so that context is unknown rather than zero.
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