Summary
Stonebrook-White Montessori is a PK–8 school in Cleveland, Ohio, in the Cleveland Municipal School District at 1000 E 92nd St, enrolling 373 students—the largest student body among the nearby alternatives reviewed here. It is a low-ranked school overall: 1427th of 1560 Ohio schools in 2025–2026 (9th percentile, 0 stars), and its rank has been volatile, from 17th percentile in 2022–2023 to 3rd percentile in 2024–2025 and back to 9th percentile in 2025–2026. The district itself ranks 689th of 773 Ohio districts (11th percentile, 1 star).
The clearest relative strength is attendance. Stonebrook-White’s 2025–2026 chronic absenteeism rate is 40.9%, lower than the district’s 54.3% and lower than every listed nearby school, including Bolton (68.6%), Wade Park (66.0%), Franklin D. Roosevelt (61.7%), Stephanie Tubbs Jones (60.5%), Willson School (60.8%), Mary M Bethune (57.8%), Daniel E Morgan School (52.0%), and Mayfair Elementary School (46.5%). Even so, roughly four in ten students are chronically absent, so this remains a real challenge. By rank, Stonebrook-White is in the middle of this nearby group: Horizon Science Academy-Cleveland Middle School ranks higher (25th percentile) and Bolton is slightly higher (10th percentile) but has much worse absenteeism.
Test results are highly uneven by grade. Third and eighth grades are relative strengths: 3rd-grade math is 43.2%, 3rd-grade ELA 45.9%, 8th-grade math 47.6%—the highest among listed nearby schools—and 8th-grade science 43.5%, second only to Horizon Science Academy-Cleveland Middle School in the nearby group. But 4th through 7th grades are weak in math and ELA, including 4th-grade math at 0%, 5th-grade math at 8.3%, 6th-grade math at 6.7%, and 7th-grade math at 13.6%, with many results below the district and state. Subgroup data show special-education students ranking at the 43rd–48th percentile, far above the school’s overall 9th percentile, while low-income students rank near the overall low level. The student-teacher ratio is 16.2, and 2018–2019 per-student spending was $13,058; free/reduced-lunch data are unavailable, so comparisons are limited.
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