Summary:
Maple Heights City is a small Ohio district serving 3,024 students across five schools: three elementary schools, one middle school, and one high school. The district as a whole ranks 693 of 773 in Ohio — the 10th percentile — with a 1-star rating, and school-level rank histories for the high school, middle school, and Obama Elementary all place them in the bottom 13–18th percentiles of Ohio schools.
Maple Heights High School is the largest school with 956 students. It reports a 98.4% graduation rate, the same as the district, but also the district's highest chronic absenteeism at 52.5%, 8.1 points above the district rate of 44.4%. Proficiency is below state in every reported End-of-Course subject, from 58.7% in American Government down to 17.6% in Geometry, and its rank slid from the 22nd percentile in 2023–2024 to the 13th in 2025–2026. Milkovich Middle School stands out differently: its Algebra I proficiency is 100%, far above the state's 61.6%, though 6th grade math (16.8%), 7th grade math (18.3%), and 6th grade ELA (26.6%) remain well below state. Its chronic absenteeism is 47.5%, and it has the lowest student-teacher ratio at 13.8.
Among the elementaries, Barack Obama Elementary School posted the strongest tested result, 5th grade ELA at 50.7%, up 14.5 points, with absenteeism at 41.1%. John F. Kennedy Elementary School has the district's lowest chronic absenteeism at 34.2% but saw 3rd grade math fall to 24.2%. Abraham Lincoln Elementary School serves PK–1, reports no state test scores, and has the highest student-teacher ratio (22.8) and the lowest per-pupil spending ($8,147, from 2018–2019).
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