Summary:
Cedar Cliff Local is a small Ohio district with just two schools serving students from pre-kindergarten through 12th grade: Cedarville Elementary School (PK–5, 252 students) and Cedarville High School (grades 6–12, 319 students). Because the district has no separate middle school, middle-grade results are folded into the high school's data. Together the two schools enroll about 571 students, and the district ranks 93 of 773 Ohio districts — 88th percentile with 4 stars.
Cedarville Elementary School is the standout. It ranks 150 of 1,560 Ohio elementary schools (90th percentile, 5 stars) and has stayed in the 89th–90th percentile for three straight years. Its average proficiency across reported tests is roughly 84.8%, versus about 63.8% statewide — a gap of about 21 points. Highlights include 5th Grade ELA at 92.5% (state 70.4%), 5th Grade Science at 87.5% (state 62.7%), and 3rd Grade Math at 86.8% (state 62.1%). Chronic absenteeism is low at 7.6%.
Cedarville High School is also strong but more variable, ranking 159 of 795 (80th percentile, 4 stars) after reaching the 90th percentile in 2024–25. Its average proficiency is about 77.2% versus roughly 60.2% statewide. Best results include American Government at 89.2% (state 71.6%), 8th Grade Science at 85.2% (state 61.2%), and Geometry at 68.9% (state 43.3%). Several subjects declined year over year — American History 95.5% to 79.5%, Biology 95.5% to 77.5%, English II 92.0% to 78.7% — yet every tested area remains above state average. The graduation rate is 95.6%, with 8.2% chronic absenteeism (district 7.9%). Note that student-teacher ratios are unknown for both schools, and spending figures ($8,868 elementary, $9,955 high school) date to 2018–19.
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