Summary:
Summit Academy-Youngstown is the only school in the Summit Academy-Youngstown district, a single-school district serving 124 students in grades K–7 at 144 N Schenley Ave in Youngstown, Ohio. Because it is the area's sole school, there are no peer schools to compare it against here. Its K–7 grade span means it works as both an elementary and a middle school, which is why state test results include 5th, 6th and 7th grades alongside the younger ones.
On state measures, the school sits in Ohio's bottom 5%. It ranked 1,476th of 1,560 schools in 2025-26 (5th percentile) and earned 0 stars in all three years of rank history; the district ranks 765th of 773. Across the two years of test data, all 11 tests in each year — 22 records in total — came in below the state average, with an average gap of 44.1 points. Math averaged 15.2% against the state's 58.7%, ELA 19.7% against 62.9%, and 5th grade science 11.1% against 62.7%. Reading is the school's comparatively stronger subject in both years.
There are real bright spots. Fourth grade posted the two highest scores in the file — 42.1% in math and 36.8% in ELA — and was the only grade to improve in both subjects year over year, with math rising from 5.3%. The student-teacher ratio of 7.5:1 is unusually favorable for a school this size. By contrast, grades 5, 6 and 7 math stayed under 8% in both years, 3rd grade ELA fell to 0%, and chronic absenteeism reached 45.9%. Free/reduced-lunch data is not available, and with roughly 6–19 students per tested grade, single-year swings should be read cautiously until they repeat.
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