Summary:
In Cloverleaf Local, there is one high school: Cloverleaf High School, serving grades 9–12 in Seville, Ohio, with an enrollment of 619 students. The district is Cloverleaf Local.
Cloverleaf High School has a strong graduation rate of 98.9% for 2025–2026, same as the district. In 2025–2026, it exceeded the state in five of six End-of-Course subjects, including American Government (87.3% proficient vs. 71.6% statewide, a +15.7 point gap), American History, Biology, English II, and Algebra I. In 2024–2025, it beat the state in all six subjects, with large gaps in American History (+20.4), Biology (+17.3), and English II (+14.6). However, Geometry is a clear weakness: only 39.8% proficient in 2025–2026, below both the district (43.8%) and the state (43.3%). The school’s rank also dropped from 4 stars / 80th percentile in 2024–2025 to 3 stars / 66th percentile in 2025–2026. Chronic absenteeism is 16.7% at the school, higher than the district’s 12.7%.
Year-over-year, scores fell in four subjects: American History (91.6% to 83.5%, -8.1 points), Biology (82.7% to 78.7%, -4.0), English II (75.0% to 69.2%, -5.8), and Geometry (56.1% to 39.8%, -16.3). Only American Government (84.3% to 87.3%, +3.0) and Algebra I (69.4% to 73.5%, +4.1) improved. District and school test results match in most subjects, but for Algebra I and Geometry the district numbers are higher than the school’s. The free/reduced lunch figure for 2024–2025 is blank, so that context is unavailable. Per-student spending is $11,745 from 2018–2019, and the student-teacher ratio is 14.5 for 2024–2025. Overall, the school graduates nearly all students and performs above the state in most subjects, but the Geometry decline and higher absenteeism are important areas to watch.
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