Summary:
The data covers a single school: STEAM Academy of Warrensville Heights, an elementary school serving grades K–8 with 339 students in Warrensville Heights, Ohio, which also operates as its own district, STEAM Academy of Warrensville Heights. Because it is the only school in this data set, there is no other local school to compare it against; the figures below describe how this one school has changed over time rather than how it stacks up against nearby campuses.
Its standout feature is a strong upward trend. Schoolwide rank climbed from 1,102 of 1,577 in 2023–2024 to 947 of 1,558 in 2024–2025 and then 716 of 1,560 in 2025–2026, moving from the 30th to the 39th to the 54th percentile and from 2 stars to 3 stars. Early grades are the clearest bright spot: third- and fourth-grade math and English language arts all scored above state averages, with fourth grade reaching 86.7% in both subjects. Fifth-grade science hit 78.1% against a state figure of 62.7%. Across the 14 tested areas, the simple average rose 10.5 points while the state rose 0.9, shrinking the school's gap with the state from about 12.5 points to 2.9 points.
Challenges remain concentrated in the upper grades and in attendance. Chronic absenteeism stands at 59.8%, meaning nearly three in five students missed enough school to be considered chronically absent. Eighth-grade science is the weakest result at 33.3% proficient versus 61.2% statewide, down 26.7 points from the prior year, and fifth-grade math (37.5%) and sixth-grade ELA (36.0%) also fall well below state averages. Grades 6–8 were mostly below state in most subjects. Some context is missing: the free/reduced-lunch percentage is not reported, per-student spending is available only for 2018–2019 at $7,057, and the student-teacher ratio of 18.8 applies to 2024–2025.
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