Summary:
ZIP code 43025, covering Hebron, Ohio, has three listed public schools, all in the Lakewood Local district: Lakewood High School (grades 9–12, 450 students), Jackson Intermediate (grades 3–5, 380 students), and Lakewood Elementary School (grades PK–2, 421 students), for a total of 1,251 students. The district is rated 385th of 773, at the 50th percentile with 3 stars. Because the listed schools cover only PK–2, 3–5, and 9–12, grades 6–8 are not represented in this data.
Each school looks different. Lakewood High School has the highest graduation rate at 99.2% and strong proficiency in Algebra I (79.2%, 17.6 points above the state), Biology (72.5%), and American Government (75.8%), but its chronic absenteeism is 32.0%, well above the district's 21.1%, and its latest rank is 427th of 795 (46th percentile, 2 stars). Jackson Intermediate is the steadiest, holding 56th percentile and 3 stars for three straight years, with 4th and 5th grade math far above state (83.3% and 76.0%). Lakewood Elementary School has no state test or rank data because it serves PK–2; its chronic absenteeism is 15.7%, below the district rate, but it has the highest student-teacher ratio (18.3) and free/reduced-price lunch share (52.97%).
A few patterns stand out. Attendance problems are concentrated at the high school, at 32.0% versus about 15% at both elementary schools. Jackson's current 3rd grade dropped sharply, with math and ELA both at 55.9% (down from 68.4% and 71.6%), while its 4th and 5th grades improved, pointing to cohort differences rather than a schoolwide decline. High school math is split: Algebra I is very strong, but Geometry is weak at 38.6% against the state's 43.3%. Free/reduced-price lunch is roughly half of enrollment at all three schools, and spending figures date to 2018–2019.
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