Summary:
Brecksville-Broadview Heights City is a high-performing Ohio district serving PK–12 students across three schools: Brecksville-Broadview Heights Elementary School (PK–5, 1,715 students), Brecksville-Broadview Heights Middle School (6–8, 790 students), and Brecksville-Broadview Heights High School (9–12, 1,181 students), totaling 3,686 students. The district ranks 20th of 773 Ohio districts, in the 97th percentile, and all three schools hold 5-star ratings.
Comparing the three, the high school is the strongest by statewide rank at 18th of 795, in the 98th percentile, with a 99.0% graduation rate. The middle school ranks 29th of 1,046, in the 97th percentile, and stands out for 100% proficiency in both Geometry and Algebra I end-of-course exams in 2025–2026 and 2024–2025, plus the district's lowest chronic absenteeism at 6.9%. The elementary school ranks 80th of 1,560, in the 95th percentile, and has improved from 109th three years earlier. It is the largest school, with the highest student–teacher ratio at 19.6, while the middle school has the smallest at 16.2.
Every reported school test score beat the state average in 2025–2026. The smallest gap was 4th-grade ELA at 82.0% versus the state's 61.8%, a 20.2-point difference; the largest was the middle school's Geometry EOC at 100% versus 43.3%, a 56.7-point difference. Poverty indicators are low, with free/reduced lunch between 15.45% and 18.35%. The main watch item is the high school's chronic absenteeism of 14.7%, above the district's 9.7% and more than double the middle school's 6.9%. Two data nuances: the elementary school reports 6th-grade math despite its PK–5 span, and the middle school's 100% EOC scores reflect a specialized advanced-course group rather than all students.
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