Summit Acdy Community School for Alternative Learners of Mi

The Summit Acdy Community School for Alternative Learners of Mi district contains just one school: Summit Acdy Community School for Alternative Learners of Middletown, an elementary school at 4700 Central Ave in Middletown serving grades K–6 with 99 students. Because it is the only school in this area's data, there are no local peers to compare it with; the meaningful comparisons are against Ohio state averages and against the school's own prior-year results. The school has a student-teacher ratio of 12.3, which is a favorable figure, and per-student spending of $6,826 that is only available for 2018–2019 and may not reflect current funding.

Academically, the school scored below the state average in every tested subject and grade in both 2024–2025 and 2025–2026, with no exceptions. In 2025–2026, gaps ranged from 19.2 points below in 3rd grade math to 39.1 points below in 5th grade ELA. Averaged across the listed tests, the school reached 31.9% proficiency against a state average of 62.1%, still roughly half the state level. The district ranks 715 of 773 Ohio districts, placing it in the 8th percentile with 0 stars, and the school itself has ranked in the bottom 12–14% of Ohio schools for three straight years with 1 star each year. Chronic absenteeism stands at 40.5% for 2025–2026, meaning about two in five students were chronically absent; no state benchmark is provided in this data.

There are encouraging signs. 5th grade science and 5th grade math each improved by 12.5 points year over year, and 6th grade math rose 10.3 points, though all three remain far below state averages. Math is relatively stronger than English language arts, and the school's overall simple average improved by 3.7 points while the state improved 0.9 points. The clearest concern is 4th grade ELA, which fell 7.3 points to 23.5%. Note that free/reduced lunch status is not reported, and the school is classified as Elementary despite its name referencing alternative learners.