Summary
Charles Huber Elementary School is a K–6 school serving 610 students in Huber Heights, OH, part of the Huber Heights City school district. The district ranks 550th of 773 Ohio districts (29th percentile, 1 star), while Charles Huber ranks 839th of 1,560 Ohio elementary schools (46th percentile, 2 stars) in 2025–26 — above its district and second among same-district elementaries, just behind Monticello Elementary School (48th percentile). The school has recovered modestly, from 38th percentile in 2020–21 to 46th in 2025–26, though still below its pre-pandemic high of 51st percentile in 2018–19.
Math is the clearest strength: Charles Huber beat the same-district average in every grade 3–6 math test in 2025–26, with grade 5 standing out at 67.9% proficient versus 54.7% district and 59.1% state. English language arts is mixed — grades 4 and 5 are above district and state, grade 3 is above district but far below state (51.8% vs. 63.4%), and grade 6 is the main weak spot at 48.9%, below district, state, and the same-district average. Fifth-grade science, at 58.0%, also trails the district (62.1%) and state (62.7%), and sits behind Monticello Elementary School (83.0%) and Rushmore Elementary School (68.1%).
Chronic absenteeism is 20.1%, better than the district's 26.1% but similar to same-district peers such as Valley Forge Elementary School (18.9%) and Wright Brothers Elementary School (21.7%) — about one in five students is still chronically absent. Classes are larger than same-district peers (19.9 students per teacher, the highest of the group), yet outcomes are generally better, and per-student spending ($9,269 in 2018–19) is in line with peers. Results vary by student group: African American students rank 74th percentile (4 stars), multi-racial students 69th, gifted students 80th, low-SES students 54th, and English language learners 51st, while special education students rank 15th (1 star) across multiple years.
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