Summary:
ZIP code 44012 is served by two schools classified as middle schools, both part of the Avon Lake City district: Learwood Middle School, which serves grades 7–8 with 557 students, and Troy Intermediate Elementary School, listed for grades 5–8 with 539 students, though its reported state test data covers grades 5 and 6 only. The district is ranked 53 of 773 districts, at the 93rd percentile with 5 stars.
Both schools perform well above Ohio averages. Every reported school-level proficiency figure is above its corresponding state figure — 22 of 22 comparisons — with an average margin of about 27 percentage points. Learwood Middle School's standout is Algebra I: 99.1% proficient in 2025–2026 and 100% in 2024–2025, far above the district's 88.3% and the state's 61.6%. It also posted 92.7% in ELA 7, 83.2% in Science 8, and 83.1% in Math 7, and holds a current rank of 57 of 1046 (95th percentile, 5 stars). Troy Intermediate Elementary School's strength is 5th grade: Science 5 at 93.2%, Math 5 at 90.6%, and ELA 5 at 89.4%. Because Learwood tests grades 7–8 and Troy tests grades 5–6, direct comparisons between the two should be made cautiously.
Parents should note a few watch items. Learwood's chronic absenteeism is 19.0%, above the district's 15.4%, while Troy's is lower at 13.3%. Troy's 6th grade ELA fell from 86.4% to 78.6%, the largest year-over-year decline in the data, though it remains well above the state's 56.0%. Learwood's Math 8 improved by 16.5 percentage points but, at 74.5%, is still its lowest current result. Finally, Troy's elite historical rankings — including 11th of 1038 in 2016–2017 — are nearly a decade old, and spending data is from 2018–2019.
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