Streetsboro City

Streetsboro City is a four-school district in Ohio serving roughly 1,905 students from pre-kindergarten through grade 12: two elementary schools, one middle school, and one high school, with no alternative schools. As a district, it ranks 386 of 773 in Ohio — the 50th percentile — with 3 stars, meaning it sits right at the state median even though its individual schools land in very different places.

Streetsboro High School has the strongest academic profile, scoring above the state in five of six End-of-Course subjects — including American History at 85.7 versus 73.2 and English II at 74.7 versus 62.7 — and posting a 97.0% graduation rate. It ranks 298 of 795, the 63rd percentile, above the district. Streetsboro Middle School is harder to read: its Algebra I results are exceptional (100% and 97.1% proficient), likely reflecting a select group of early test-takers, and it ranks slightly above the district at the 52nd percentile, but its 8th-grade math fell from 57.3 to 42.3 in a single year. Henry Defer Intermediate Elementary School ranks below the district at the 44th percentile with 2 stars, though its 4th-grade math and 5th-grade science beat the state. Streetsboro Elementary School, the largest school with 602 students, has no rank history listed; its 3rd-grade math is slightly above state while 3rd-grade ELA is 7 points below.

For parents, the biggest single concern is attendance at Streetsboro Middle School, where chronic absenteeism is 26.4% — 7.3 points above the district's 19.1% and the highest of the four schools — compared with Streetsboro Elementary School's district-low 13.4%. Early-grade reading is another recurring weak spot where data exists, and the high school's rank has slipped from the 78th percentile and 4 stars in 2023–2024. Also note that grade 5 appears at both Henry Defer and the middle school, and the spending figures are from 2018–2019.