Summary:
Fairview Park City serves about 1,422 students across three schools in Ohio — one elementary, one middle, and one high school. The district is rated 4 stars and ranks 157 of 773 districts statewide, placing it at the 80th percentile; all three schools also hold 4 stars. Gilles-Sweet Elementary School is the largest at 624 students in grades K–5, followed by Fairview High School at 484 students in grades 9–12 and Lewis F Mayer Middle School at 314 students in grades 6–8.
Gilles-Sweet Elementary is the broadest standout: every reported 2025–2026 test score is above the state average, including 5th-grade ELA at 87.1 vs 70.4 statewide and 3rd-grade ELA at 82.1 vs 63.4, with chronic absenteeism of just 5.8% — less than half the district rate of 12.2%. Lewis F Mayer Middle stands out for Algebra I, where 97.6% of students were proficient (vs 61.6% statewide) in 2025–2026 and 100% in 2024–2025, and for the lowest student/teacher ratio in the district at 11.2. Fairview High is strong in Biology (85.3 vs 67.0), American History (83.8), American Government (83.0), and English II (77.8), and graduates 91.3% of its students.
Families should also note some watch points. Chronic absenteeism climbs sharply by school level: 5.8% at the elementary, 14.2% at the middle, and 20.3% at the high school — the highest in the district and roughly 1.7 times the district rate. High-school Algebra I is only 0.2 points above the state at 61.8, and Geometry (59.1) trails other high-school subjects. Science results softened at every level from 2024–2025 to 2025–2026, though all remain above state averages. Free/reduced lunch rates are fairly similar across the three schools, ranging from 23.35% to 25.8%.
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