Summary:
Clermont Northeastern Local is a small Ohio district serving about 1,203 students across three schools, with no alternative schools: Clermont Northeastern Elementary School (K–5, 498 students), Clermont Northeastern Middle School (6–8, 300 students), and Clermont Northeastern High School (9–12, 405 students). The district is ranked 539 of 773 Ohio districts, at the 30th percentile with 2 stars — a district-level rating, not a separate rating for each school.
The elementary school is the most balanced and improving: its listed 2025–2026 scores average about 64.3 against a state average of 63.8, with strengths in 3rd and 4th grade math, 5th grade ELA, and 5th grade science, though 3rd and 4th grade ELA and 5th grade math remain below state. The middle school shows a striking split: Algebra I End of Course proficiency is 77.8% versus 61.6% statewide, yet 8th grade math is just 14.3% against a state 52.0%, and 6th grade math and ELA are also far below state. The high school is strong in American History (81.5 vs. 73.2 state), Biology, and English II, and has a 98.2% graduation rate, but Geometry (18.2 vs. 43.3) and Algebra I (34.3 vs. 61.6) are well below state.
Chronic absenteeism is a district-wide concern at 25.0% overall — 22.7% at the elementary, 25.0% at the middle, and 28.3% at the high school. The middle school has the highest student/teacher ratio at 19.9 and the weakest grade-level math and ELA outcomes; the elementary has the lowest ratio at 15.3. Rank trends track these patterns: the middle school slipped from the 47th to the 30th percentile, the high school peaked at the 50th before falling to the 32nd, and the elementary sits near the middle at 49th. Overall, Clermont Northeastern Local offers real strengths in early grades, advanced middle school math, and high school social studies and science, alongside clear needs in middle school grade-level math and ELA, high school math, and attendance.
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