Summary:
Euclid Preparatory School is the only school in its district, serving about 383 students in grades K–8 in a single building on Euclid Ave in Euclid, Ohio. Because the school is also the entire Euclid Preparatory School district, there are no other local schools to compare it with — every comparison here is against Ohio statewide averages. With roughly 43 students per grade, results for any one grade rest on small groups of students and can move noticeably from year to year.
Academically, the school ranks 1475th of 1560 Ohio schools (5th percentile) with 0 stars in 2025–26, and its district sits at the 2nd percentile (757th of 773). All 14 tested grade-and-subject results fell below the state average, by an average of about 41 points. Math is the clear weak spot: roughly 11% of students scored proficient against a state average near 58%, compared with 25% in English language arts against 62%. Sixth grade math had 0% proficient — the lowest figure in the data — while 3rd grade slipped sharply in both subjects. The school's overall proficiency did rise slightly, from 18.4% to 19.3%, but the state rose by the same 0.9 points, so the gap held steady.
The brightest spots are 5th grade ELA at 41.9% proficient, the school's highest score and narrowest gap to the state, plus 5th grade science at 35.5% and an 8th grade math gain of 15.5 points to 20.0%. The most important contextual concern is chronic absenteeism: 78.0% of students missed at least 10% of school days in 2025–26, a figure that likely shapes the achievement picture more than anything else. A student–teacher ratio of 20.1 and a per-pupil spending figure of $6,664 dating to 2018–19 round out the picture.
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