Summary:
Strongsville City is a suburban Cleveland district with 8 schools — 5 elementary, 2 middle, and 1 high school — serving about 5,614 students in grades PK-12, plus a small online academy with 9 students. As a district it ranks 94th of 773 Ohio districts, in the 88th percentile with 4 stars, and every school with a current rank holds at least 4 stars. All reported school-level scores are above Ohio state averages.
Whitney Elementary School is the elementary standout: 91st of 1,560 (94th percentile, 5 stars) in 2025-26, top scores in Math 4 (96.1%), Math 3 (88.6%), Math 5 and Science 5 (87.9%), and ELA 5 (90.9%), plus the district's lowest chronic absenteeism at 5.3%. Strongsville Middle School posts remarkable math results — Geometry EOC at 100% proficient in both years and Algebra I at 100% then 99.3% — well above district and state. Strongsville High School ranks 54th of 795 (93rd percentile, 5 stars) with a 98.9% graduation rate and EOC scores above state in every subject. Muraski Elementary School (183rd, 88th) and Kinsner Elementary School (251st, 84th) also perform well.
The main internal concern is secondary attendance: elementary chronic absenteeism ranges from 5.3% to 7.6%, but the middle school is 17.2% and the high school 21.0%, versus 13.6% districtwide. Chapman Elementary School (457th, 71st percentile) has slipped from 88th to 71st since 2023-24, with ELA 4 at 63.6% and Math 5 at 72.9% below district averages, though attendance remains low at 5.9%. Strongsville Online Learning Opportunity Academy has no current rank, test scores, or poverty and class-size data, so it cannot be compared with the other schools. Notably, poverty rates, per-student spending, and class size do not track neatly with performance here.
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