Summary:
T2 Honors Academy is the only school in the T2 Honors Academy district, a public high school in Warrensville Heights, Ohio, serving grades 8–12 with 130 students and offering both 7th–8th grade assessments and high school End-of-Course exams.
The school's profile is mixed rather than uniformly strong or weak. Its graduation rate is 95.2% for 2025–2026, and several high school End-of-Course results beat the state that year: Biology at 80.6% proficient versus 67% statewide, Algebra I at 71.9% versus 61.6%, Geometry at 48.1% versus 43.3%, and American Government at 75% versus 71.6%. American Government was also above state the prior year, 76.9% versus 72.6%, making it the most consistent relative strength. On the other hand, chronic absenteeism stands at 56.4%, meaning more than half of students are chronically absent despite the high graduation rate. Middle-school results are the clearest academic weakness: in 2025–2026, 8th grade Math was 13.3% versus 52% statewide, 8th grade ELA 20% versus 58.3%, and 8th grade Science 33.3% versus 61.2%. English II was below state both years, at 51.5% versus 60.4% and then 42.3% versus 62.7%.
Overall, the simple average proficiency rose from about 42.1% in 2024–2025 to about 50.1% in 2025–2026, while the state averaged 59.1% and 61.2%, so the school improved but remained below state and was above state on 4 of 9 reported tests in 2025–2026. Rank history also improved, from 621st of 864 (28th percentile, 1 star) to 480th of 795 (40th percentile, 2 stars), though a separate district rank field lists 623rd of 773, 19th percentile, 1 star, a discrepancy that may reflect different ranking scopes or time periods. Subject results swung sharply year over year—Algebra I from 14.8% to 71.9% and Biology from 37.9% to 80.6%—which is common in small schools where a few students can shift percentages. Note that free/reduced lunch data is unknown, per-student spending is only available for 2018–2019 at $7,692, and the student-teacher ratio of 13:1 for 2024–2025 has no comparison point.
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