Summary:
This area has a single school, Cincinnati Achievement Academy — a K–8 elementary charter school with 144 students at 5555 Little Flower Ave in Cincinnati. It is also its own one-school district, Cincinnati Achievement Academy, so there are no other schools in the district to compare it against. Class sizes are genuinely small: 9.9 students per teacher in 2024–25. Because grade cohorts run roughly 12–20 students, a single student crossing the proficiency line can shift a grade-level percentage by 6–10 points, so year-to-year swings should be read cautiously.
Third grade is the clearest bright spot. Third-grade English language arts reached 80% proficient in 2025–26, against a statewide figure of 63.4% — 16.6 points above the state and the only result in the file that beats Ohio's rate. Third-grade math (53.3% vs. 62.1% state) is the school's next-best result and the smallest math shortfall at any grade. Both improved sharply from the year before, when they stood at 60% and 20%. The school's state ranking percentile has climbed from 5 to 16 to 20 over three years, though it remains in roughly the bottom fifth of Ohio schools.
From fifth grade upward, results fall off steeply. Fifth-grade science posted 0% proficient against 62.7% statewide — the largest gap in the data — and eighth-grade science 9.5% against 61.2%. Middle-grade math is persistently low: 6th grade 0%, 5th grade 7.1%, 7th grade 11.1%, 8th grade 19%; 5th- and 6th-grade math also posted 0% the prior year. Chronic absenteeism stands at 72.5%, roughly three in four students. Free/reduced-price lunch is not reported, and the per-pupil spending figure ($7,787) dates to 2018–19, so current funding and poverty comparisons cannot be made.
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