Summary:
Families in the Clearview Local area have a single public high school option: Clearview High School, located at 4700 Broadway in Lorain, Ohio, serving grades 9–12 with 333 students. Because it is the only high school in the Clearview Local district, there is no other local high school to compare it against — everything families need to know about secondary education here comes from this one school's record.
Academically, the picture is mixed but improving. The school raised proficiency in five of six state end-of-course subjects from 2024–25 to 2025–26. American History was the bright spot at 73.7%, slightly above the state's 73.2%, and Biology, English II, and Geometry each gained roughly 19 to 25 points. Two areas are serious concerns: Algebra I sits at 21.7% proficient, far below the state's 61.6%, and Geometry at 29.1% trails the state's 43.3%. American Government fell sharply from 77.7% to 56.3%, dropping below the state after previously exceeding it. Averaged across all six subjects, the school still trails the state by about 13 points, though it closed roughly 10 points of that gap in a single year.
Other measures are equally mixed. The 2025–26 graduation rate is strong at 92.6%, matching the district. But chronic absenteeism is 57.5% — more than half of students — versus the district's 41.4%. The school ranks 610th of 795 Ohio high schools (23rd percentile, 1 star), up from 662nd but still behind its 2023–24 position of 575th of 864 (33rd percentile, 2 stars). The Clearview Local district ranks 634th of 773 districts, or the 18th percentile with 1 star. Student-teacher ratio is 13.5. Free/reduced-lunch data is not populated for 2024–25, and the only spending figure available is $7,697 per student from 2018–19, so current funding and economic context cannot be assessed.
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