Summary:
Crestview Local in Columbiana, Ohio, is home to one high school: Crestview High School, which serves grades 9–12 with 355 students. This makes the Crestview Local district a single-high-school district, so all high school data reflects this one school. Crestview High is a 4-star school, ranked 189th out of 773 Ohio districts (76th percentile), and it has maintained 4-star status over the past three years.
Academically, Crestview High performs well above the state average. Its graduation rate is 100% for 2025–2026, matching the district. In 11 of 12 subject-year comparisons, the school beat the Ohio state average in End-of-Course tests. American Government is a standout: 92.2% proficient in 2024–2025 and 87.8% in 2025–2026, compared to state rates of 72.6% and 71.6%. Geometry is the lowest-scoring subject but still above state (56.8% vs. 43.3% in 2025–2026). Algebra I is the most inconsistent: in 2024–2025, the school scored 57.5%, below the state’s 59.4%, but improved to 68.7% in 2025–2026, though still below the district’s 72.6%.
The main concern is chronic absenteeism: 25.7% of Crestview High students were chronically absent in 2025–2026, compared to 18.7% for the district—about 1 in 4 students. With 355 students, each grade has roughly 90 students, so year-to-year changes can be sensitive to small cohort shifts. The school’s free/reduced lunch rate is 29.86% (2024–2025), per-student spending was $9,699 (2018–2019), and the student-teacher ratio is 15.4 (2024–2025). Overall, Crestview High is a strong, 4-star school with excellent graduation outcomes and above-state test scores, but it should focus on reducing absenteeism and stabilizing Algebra I and Geometry performance.
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