Summary:
Warrensville Heights City is a small Ohio district serving about 1,902 students across four schools: two elementary schools (a PK–K early learning center and a grades 1–5 school), one middle school for grades 6–8, and one high school for grades 9–12. The district is rated 655th of 773 in Ohio, at the 15th percentile with 1 star, and that same district-level rating appears for all four schools.
Among the four, Warrensville Heights Middle School stands out academically: its Algebra I proficiency was 94.1% in 2025–2026 and 100% in 2024–2025, far above the state's 61.6% and 59.4%. It also has the smallest classes, with a student-teacher ratio of 11.1, and its rank percentile improved from 19 to 24 over three years. Warrensville Heights High School posts a 97.0% graduation rate and civics results near state averages (American Government 71.3%, American History 70.5%), but it also has the district's highest chronic absenteeism at 53.9%. Warrensville Heights Elementary School has the lowest absenteeism at 24.4% despite being the largest school (673 students) with the highest student-teacher ratio (15.1).
Warrensville Heights Early Learning Center, the smallest school at 208 students, serves PK–K, so it has no state test scores or rank history; its absenteeism is 25.5%. Most tested subjects across the district fall below state averages, though 4th grade Math and 3rd grade ELA at the elementary school posted the largest year-over-year gains (+16.4 and +11.6 points). Per-student spending from 2018–2019 was similar across the three schools reporting it, ranging from $11,957 to $12,970, and free/reduced lunch data is not reported for any school.
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