Summary
Struble Elementary School is a K–5 school in Cincinnati, Ohio, serving 772 students as part of the Northwest Local district, and it stands out locally for its size and comparatively strong attendance. In 2025–2026, Struble ranked 909 out of 1,560 Ohio elementary schools — 42nd percentile, 2 stars — above its district's overall standing of 28th percentile, 1 star. The school's ranking has been fairly stable, mostly in the 33rd–38th percentile range from 2015–2016 through 2024–2025, with a recent uptick to 42nd percentile. Chronic absenteeism has improved from 33.9% in 2021–2022 to 23.0% in 2025–2026, below the district's 27.1% every year shown.
Attendance is Struble's clearest advantage over nearby schools. Its 23.0% chronic absenteeism is close to Colerain Elementary School (20.4%) and Taylor Elementary School (23.4%), and much better than College Hill Academy, Mt. Healthy South Elementary School, Mt. Airy School, Cincinnati Achievement Academy, and North College Hill Elementary School, which range from 40% to 72.5%. Monfort Heights Elementary School shows the potential, at 13.2% and a 56th-percentile, 3-star rank. Struble's student-teacher ratio of 17.9 is close to Colerain, Taylor, and Monfort Heights, and lower than Mt. Healthy South's.
Academics are mixed. Third grade math (68.3%) and ELA (68.6%) and fourth grade ELA (65.9%) are above district and state, and third grade math has climbed from 43.1% in 2022–2023. Fifth grade is the weak spot: science sits at 39.1% versus 53.2% district and 62.7% state, holding around 35%–43% for several years, while fifth grade math (49.1%) and ELA (59.1%), plus fourth grade math (64.3%), are also below district and state. Subgroup effectiveness is uneven — strong for gifted students (76th percentile) and low-income students (57th percentile), weaker for male students (33rd percentile) and special education students (39th percentile, though improving). Free/reduced lunch data are unavailable, and spending figures are too old to be useful.
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