Summary:
Crestview Local is a three-school Ohio district serving about 876 students from pre-K through 12th grade, ranked 392nd of 773 districts statewide (49th percentile, 2 stars), with one building at each level: Crestview Elementary School (PK–4, 356 students), Crestview Middle School (5–8, 271 students), and Crestview High School (9–12, 249 students).
The three schools are heading in three different directions. Crestview Middle School delivers the district's biggest margins over the state — Algebra I at 100% proficient in both years versus a state rate of 61.6%, 5th Grade Science at 84.8% vs. 62.7%, and 5th Grade ELA at 83.3% vs. 70.4% — but its rank percentile has slid from 75 to 61 to 54, and 8th Grade Math sits 9.1 points below state. Crestview High School is the only school improving (39 → 49 → 51 percentile, now 3 stars), with a 97.5% graduation rate, the lowest chronic absenteeism in the district at 7.1%, and American Government at 82.2% vs. 71.6%. Crestview Elementary School shows the sharpest decline, dropping from 70th percentile (4 stars) to 53rd, with 3rd Grade Math falling 14.2 points (77.2 → 63.0).
Across the district, 17 of 21 tests beat the state average in 2025-26, and chronic absenteeism is under 10% in every building. Science is the signature strength, while 8th Grade Math is the most persistent red flag, below state in both years. Families should note that per-pupil spending figures date to 2018-19 (elementary $9,299, middle $11,222, high $11,084) and describe a historical funding snapshot rather than current resources.
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