Summary
Oakmont Elementary School is a PK–5 school at 5666 Oakmont Dr in Columbus, OH 43232, serving 307 students as part of Columbus City Schools District, which ranks 683rd of 773 Ohio districts (12th percentile, 1 star). Oakmont's own statewide position is 1,330th of 1,560 schools (15th percentile, 1 star) in 2025-26 — roughly in line with its district. Ten years of rankings show persistent bottom-quartile results: 15th percentile in 2015-16, a modest peak of 26th in 2022-23, then back to 15th for 2024-25 and 2025-26.
Within about two miles, Oakmont ranks 2nd of six Columbus City elementaries, ahead of Shady Lane, Woodcrest, Liberty and Leawood and behind Olde Orchard Alt. Reading is the relative strength: 4th-grade ELA (51.1%) tops that peer group and sits only about 11 points below the state average, and 3rd- and 4th-grade ELA both beat district averages. Science is the clear weakness — 5th-grade science at 16.7% is the lowest figure in the whole comparison and 46 points below the state. Grade 5 is consistently the weak link: 5th-grade math has posted 38.1%, 32.5%, 26.1% and 18.6% over four years, and the 4th-to-5th-grade math drop is roughly three times steeper than the state's. Oakmont trails every nearby school outside its district — Tussing, Dunloe, Herbert Mills, and the charters Performance Academy Eastland and Zenith Academy East — and has the highest chronic absenteeism of that group.
Absenteeism is the school's clearest success: chronic absenteeism fell 24.5 points over four years to 33.4% in 2024-25, about 15.5 points below the district, though it climbed back to 38.3% in 2025-26. Its strongest subgroup result is African American students at the 38th percentile (2 stars), well above the school-wide standing, while English Language Learner students slipped from the 45th to the 14th percentile in two years. Class size is an asset at 18 students per teacher, and per-student spending ($11,483) is mid-pack; Herbert Mills spends about $2,600 less and outperforms Oakmont on most measures, so funding and class size alone do not explain the gap.
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