Summary:
Summit Academy Community School-Warren is the only school in the Summit Academy Community School-Warren district — a small K–7 building at 2106 Arbor Ave SE in Warren serving 118 students — so this is a one-school profile rather than a comparison among peers.
Academically, the school sits in the bottom 1–2% of Ohio, ranking 1,531 of 1,560 schools (2nd percentile, 0 stars) in 2025-2026, down from 7th percentile three years earlier; the district itself ranks 767 of 773. Every one of its nine Ohio State Test results in 2025-2026 fell below the state average, with gaps of roughly 37 to 60 percentage points. Math is the sharpest concern: 5th, 6th, and 7th grade math each reported 0% proficient, against state averages of 59.1%, 56.2%, and 48.6%, and math worsened year over year in every cohort that can be tracked. English Language Arts is comparatively stronger — 7th grade ELA at 25% and 4th grade ELA at 21.4% are the school's top results this year, and 5th grade ELA reached 47.4% in 2024-2025, the highest figure in the data, though that same cohort fell to 18.8% in 6th grade ELA the following year. School-wide proficiency averaged about 11%, down from about 18.5%, while the state held steady near 60%.
Two context measures stand out. Chronic absenteeism is 27.6%, meaning roughly one in four students misses enough school to be classified chronically absent, though no state comparison is provided for this figure. The 14.7:1 student–teacher ratio is a relative bright spot and suggests class crowding is not the obvious constraint. Interpretation is limited by missing information: no free/reduced-lunch percentage and no current spending figure, with the only amount given being $7,806 per student from 2018-2019. Test denominators are also very small — a 7.1% result is consistent with 1 of 14 students — so one student can shift a grade-level figure by 5 to 14 points.
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