Summary:
There is a single school in this data set: Pinnacle Academy, an elementary school serving grades K–8 at 860 E 222nd St in Euclid, Ohio, with 761 students enrolled. It belongs to the Pinnacle Academy district, which is ranked 613 of 773 districts in Ohio — 21st percentile — and holds a 1-star rating. Because this is the only school in the area, there are no peer schools to compare it with; the useful comparisons are between grade levels and subjects within the school, and against Ohio state averages.
In 2025-26, every one of the school's 14 tested results in math, English language arts, and science fell below the state average, but not by the same amount. The gaps range from −1.7 points in 6th grade ELA — essentially at state parity — to −36.2 points in 5th grade math. The brightest spot in two years of data is 8th grade math in 2024-25, when 62.7% of students were proficient versus 47.6% statewide, the only result in the data set to beat the state. 6th grade ELA is the closest to parity in 2025-26. The weakest areas are 4th and 5th grade math (31.9% vs. 67.3% in grade 4; 22.9% vs. 59.1% in grade 5) and 5th grade science (30.1% vs. 62.7%). ELA is the school's strongest subject overall; math and science sit much further behind.
The gap to the state widened over one year: the school's average across the 14 tests slipped from 44.5% to 40.4% while the state average rose, moving the average gap from about −15 points to about −20 points. The school's percentile rank has drifted from 29 to 25 to 23 across three years, always 1 star. Other context: chronic absenteeism is 24.8% — roughly 1 in 4 students — and the student–teacher ratio is 22.3. Free/reduced lunch data is not reported, and the $7,963 per-student spending figure dates from 2018-19, so it cannot explain current results.
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