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Phoenix Village Academy Primary 2 dba Wings Academy 1


At a glance
677thof 773 Ohio districts▼ 102
Better than 12% of Ohio districts
Elementary 1Grades K-8
2450 Prospect Ave E
Cleveland, OH 44115-2041
·(216) 812-0244·All Ohio district rankings →
Statewide performance 2013–2026
2026: better than 12.4% of districts
1
School
99
Students
Top rankedPhoenix Village Academy Primary 2 dba Wings Academy 11285th of 1,560 Ohio elementary schools
Summary:

There is one school in this area: Phoenix Village Academy Primary 2 dba Wings Academy 1, an elementary school serving grades K–8 in Cleveland, Ohio, with 99 students enrolled. Its district, also named Phoenix Village Academy Primary 2 dba Wings Academy 1, ranks 677 out of 773 in Ohio — the 12th percentile — with a 1-star rating. Because only one school appears in this list, there are no peer schools to compare it against, so the most useful comparisons are against Ohio state averages, the school's own past rankings, and its own results across subjects.

Chronic absenteeism stands out as the most serious risk indicator: 63.6% for 2025–2026, meaning roughly two out of three students are chronically absent. Test results are mixed. Mathematics proficiency is 23.8% in 4th grade and 18.2% in 5th grade, against state averages of 67.3% and 59.1% — gaps of about 41 to 44 points, with a subject average of 21.0% versus 63.2% statewide. Fifth-grade Science is 27.3% versus 62.7% statewide, a 35.4-point gap. English Language Arts is the clear relative bright spot: 52.4% in 4th grade versus 61.8% statewide, and 54.5% in 5th grade versus 70.4%. These remain below state averages, but the gaps are far narrower than in math and science.

The school's shown ranking history has slipped, from the 36th percentile and 2 stars in 2018–2019 to the 18th percentile and 1 star in 2025–2026, though no data covers the intervening years. The student-teacher ratio of 24.7 implies roughly 4 teacher equivalents for 99 students, suggesting staffing pressure. Several limitations matter: free/reduced lunch data is not available, spending data dates to 2018–2019, and test scores cover only grades 4 and 5 even though the school serves K–8. Small tested cohorts — roughly 11 fifth-graders and 21 fourth-graders — mean percentages can swing widely from year to year. Overall, families should weigh the severe math and science gaps and very high absenteeism against the comparatively stronger ELA results.

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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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