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Summit Academy Alternative LearnersWarren Middle & Secondary


At a glance
741stof 773 Ohio districts▲ 46
Better than 4% of Ohio districts
High 1Grades 8-12
1461 Moncrest Dr NW
Warren, OH 44485-1928
·(330) 399-1692·All Ohio district rankings →
Statewide performance 2018–2026
2026: better than 4.1% of districts
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School
68
Students
Top rankedSummit Academy Alternative LearnersWarren Middle & Secondary753rd of 795 Ohio high schools
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Biggest riser
Summit Academy Alternative LearnersWarren Middle & Secondary up 63 spots statewide this year
Summary:

Summit Academy Alternative LearnersWarren Middle & Secondary is the only school in the Summit Academy Alternative LearnersWarren Middle & Secondary district in Warren, Ohio, serving grades 8–12 as an officially designated High school with 68 students. Although "Alternative Learners" appears in its name, the area summary counts zero alternative schools here. The district ranks 741 of 773 Ohio districts, at the 4th percentile with 0 stars, and the school's rank history sits between the 5th and 9th percentile across three years, always with 0 stars.

Test proficiency falls below Ohio averages in every reported subject. In 2025–2026, 8th-grade science was 27.3% versus 61.2% statewide, 8th-grade math 18.2% versus 52.0%, 8th-grade English language arts 18.2% versus 58.3%, American History 50.0% versus 73.2%, English II 33.3% versus 62.7%, Biology 6.7% versus 67.0%, Algebra I 6.3% versus 61.6%, and Geometry 0.0% versus 43.3%. Averaged across those eight exams, the school sits around 20.0% against roughly 59.9% statewide — a gap of about 40 points. Geometry was 0% in both 2024–2025 and 2025–2026, and Biology dropped from 25.0% to 6.7%.

The strongest metric in the record is the 93.8% graduation rate for 2025–2026, which stands out against the low proficiency numbers; the data do not explain the contrast. Chronic absenteeism is 46.8%, meaning nearly half of students are chronically absent. The student-teacher ratio is 10.8, and per-student spending is listed at $6,748 from 2018–2019 — too old to describe current resources. Free/reduced-lunch data is blank, so poverty context is unknown, and there is no state absenteeism benchmark in this data set. With only 68 students, a single student can shift a percentage substantially, so year-to-year changes should be read cautiously.

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SchoolDigger data sources: National Center for Education Statistics, U.S. Department of Education, the U.S. Census Bureau and the Ohio Department of Education.

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