Campbell City

Schools in Campbell City, served by the Campbell City district, include three schools with roughly 1,050 students: one elementary school covering grades PK–6 and two high schools, with no middle or alternative schools in this data. The district as a whole ranks 530 of 773 in Ohio, placing it in the 31st percentile with 2 stars.

The two high schools perform very differently. Northeast Ohio Impact Academy ranks 246 of 795 (69th percentile, 3 stars), up sharply from 29th percentile and 1 star in 2023–2024, and reports a 100.0% graduation rate against the district's 81.3%. It was above the state in 6 of 8 listed tests, including Geometry at 75.0% versus the state's 43.3% and Algebra I at 75.0% versus 61.6%. Memorial High School sits at 657 of 795 (17th percentile, 1 star) with a 74.1% graduation rate and results below the state in all 11 listed tests; its largest gaps include Science 8 at 25.7% versus 61.2% and Geometry at 14.3% versus 43.3%. In every shared subject, Impact outscored Memorial — in Geometry by 60.7 points. Memorial did improve in 8 of 11 tests year over year, though its Geometry result dropped from 56.3% to 14.3%.

Campbell Elementary School is the largest school at 622 students and ranks 1,131 of 1,560 (28th percentile, 1 star), below the state in all 9 listed tests; its best showings were ELA 5 at 62.3% and Mathematics 6 at 45.2%. It has the lowest chronic absenteeism at 26.9%, while Memorial is at 36.7% and Impact at 41.1% — notably high given Impact's strong results. Some context is missing: free/reduced-lunch figures are blank for all three schools, spending data covers only 2018–2019 (Memorial $12,483 versus Campbell Elementary $10,294) and is absent for Impact Academy.