Summary:
The International Academy Of Columbus district is a single-school district in Columbus, Ohio (2439 Fuji Dr), serving 313 students in grades K–8 — so families get one elementary-classified building covering both elementary and middle grades, with no separate middle, high, or alternative schools listed for the area. Statewide, International Academy Of Columbus sits in the lower-middle range: 40th percentile and 2 stars in 2025–2026, with a district rank of 514 of 773 (34th percentile, 2 stars).
The school's results are sharply uneven by grade. Standouts in 2025–2026 include Grade 3 math (83.7 vs. a state 62.1), Grade 4 math (82.8 vs. 67.3), and Grade 4 ELA (75.9 vs. 61.8). Grade 8 was above state in all three tested subjects — math 69.0 vs. 52.0, ELA 69.0 vs. 58.3, and science 72.4 vs. 61.2. The weakest areas cluster in Grades 5–7: Grade 5 math was 28.0 vs. 59.1, Grade 7 math 21.7 vs. 48.6, Grade 6 math 34.1 vs. 56.2, Grade 7 ELA 39.1 vs. 62.7, Grade 6 ELA 39.0 vs. 56.0, Grade 5 ELA 60.0 vs. 70.4, and Grade 5 science 40.0 vs. 62.7. Notably, when the school falls below state, it tends to fall much further than it rises when it does well.
Averaged across grades, ELA swung from a strength (65.5, about 5 points above state in 2024–2025) to a weakness (57.8, about 4 points below state in 2025–2026), while math rose about 5.6 points and science about 5.4 points, leaving the all-tests average essentially flat. Grade 7 ELA showed the largest single drop, from 77.8 to 39.1. Two other factors matter for families: chronic absenteeism is 27.0%, roughly 1 in 4 students, and the student–teacher ratio is 26:1 in 2024–2025. Spending is listed at $7,622 per student from 2018–2019 and may be outdated, and free/reduced lunch data are unreported, so economic context cannot be assessed.
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