Summary:
Middle schools in the Stow-Munroe Falls City School District in northeast Ohio consist of two schools covering grades 5 through 8: Kimpton Middle School (grades 7–8, enrollment 773) and Lakeview Elementary School (grades 5–6, enrollment 745), for a combined 1,518 middle-level students. The district is ranked 211th of 773 Ohio districts with 4 stars.
Kimpton Middle School is the stronger performer at the high end. Its Algebra I End-of-Course result was 97.1% proficient in 2025–2026, far above the district's 70.9% and the state's 61.6%, and up from 94.6% the prior year. Seventh-grade ELA (77.8%) and eighth-grade Science (76.2%) also sit well above state averages, and the school has held 4 stars with ranks in roughly the 71st to 78th percentile. The clear weak spot is eighth-grade Math at 55.0%, only about 3 points above the state, and chronic absenteeism of 20.4% is above the district's 16.5%.
Lakeview Elementary School stands out for math and attendance: fifth-grade Math is at 72.3% and sixth-grade Math at 67.8%, both above state levels, while chronic absenteeism of 11.3% is well below the district's 16.5%. Its fifth-grade Science, however, dropped 7.4 points to 56.5% and is now below the state, and sixth-grade ELA (59.7%) is only slightly above it. Because the two schools serve different grades, their scores are not directly comparable, and Lakeview's free/reduced-lunch percentage is not reported, so poverty comparisons cannot be made. Lakeview does show a lower student-teacher ratio (19.4 vs. 21.5) and higher per-student spending ($9,238 vs. $6,894), though the spending figure dates to 2018–19.
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