Summary
LaBrae High School in Leavittsburg, OH, is a grades 9–12 public school in LaBrae Local with 293 students. In 2025–26, it ranked 505th of 795 Ohio high schools (36th percentile, 2 stars), a drop from about the 57th percentile and 3 stars in 2022–23 through 2024–25. Nearby, Lordstown High School (86th percentile), Champion High School (82nd), Howland High School (70th), and Chalker High School (68th) rank higher, while the school is above McKinley High School (24th), Newton Falls High School (23rd), Warren G Harding High School (14th), River Gate High School (10th), and Summit Academy Alternative LearnersWarren Middle & Secondary (5th).
Its clearest strengths are completion and humanities/social studies. The 2025–26 graduation rate was 96.4%, near the top locally—behind only Champion High School and essentially tied with Howland High School. Chronic absenteeism was 26.3%, better than several nearby schools but higher than LaBrae Local’s 20.3% district rate, Lordstown High School, and Champion High School. Test results were above state in American Government (84.4% vs. 71.6%), English II (71.1% vs. 62.7%), and Biology (68.9% vs. 67.0%), but American History fell below state (67.1% vs. 73.2%).
Math is the urgent concern. Algebra I proficiency was 25.8%, far below Ohio’s 61.6% and LaBrae Local’s 38.8%; among nearby comprehensive high schools it was the lowest, behind Warren G Harding High School, Howland High School, Newton Falls High School, Chalker High School, McKinley High School, Champion High School, and Lordstown High School. Geometry was 29.5%, ahead of a few nearby schools but well behind the top local performers. The one-year rank drop was driven mainly by Algebra I, Geometry, and American History. Attendance gaps and declining results for low-income, female, and gifted students are additional areas to watch. Bottom line: LaBrae High School is not the weakest nearby option, but it is behind top local districts and has a serious math gap that should be the top priority.
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