Summary:
Noble Academy-Cleveland is the only school in this area — a single K–8 elementary school with 329 students located in Euclid, Ohio — so there are no cross-school comparisons to draw, only a detailed look at this one school. Its record is mixed: the school is gaining ground in state rankings while still trailing Ohio averages in nearly every tested subject. Noble Academy-Cleveland moved from the 24th percentile (1 star) in 2024-25 to the 32nd percentile (2 stars) in 2025-26, and its overall proficiency gap narrowed from about 20 points to about 17 points. The Noble Academy-Cleveland district ranks lower, at 610th of 773 (21st percentile, 1 star), though that reflects a different ranking set.
Fifth grade is the clear bright spot. In 2025-26, 5th grade ELA reached 65.5% proficient — just 4.9 points below the state's 70.4% — while 5th grade math hit 58.6%, essentially matching the state average of 59.1%, a gap of only 0.5 points. Fifth grade science was 55.2%, the school's strongest science result. Sixth grade math posted the biggest one-year jump, rising from 16.7% to 52.6%, a 35.9-point gain that pulled it from 35.2 points below the state average to just 3.6 points below.
The upper grades are the main concern. Seventh grade math (24.3% vs. state 48.6%) and 8th grade math (25.9% vs. 52.0%) remain far behind. Eighth grade is the weakest grade level overall: science 29.6% vs. 61.2%, ELA 29.6% vs. 58.3%, and math 25.9% vs. 52.0%, with all three declining year over year. Seventh grade ELA also fell sharply, from 57.9% to 40.5%. Chronic absenteeism stands at 34.3%. The student-teacher ratio is 12.1, per-student spending is reported only for 2018-19 at $7,200, and free/reduced-lunch data is not reported.
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