Summary:
Zip code 44023 in Chagrin Falls, Ohio is home to three public schools serving pre-kindergarten through 12th grade — Timmons Elementary School (PK–3), Kenston Middle School (4–7), and Kenston High School (8–12) — all part of the highly rated Kenston Local district, which ranks 24th of 773 districts in Ohio (97th percentile, 5 stars). Total enrollment across the three schools is 2,524 students, with the high school the largest at 970 students (38.4%), followed by Timmons at 782 (31.0%) and the middle school at 772 (30.6%).
Every school here outperforms the state on the tests reported. Kenston Middle School is the current standout: it ranks 19th of 1,046 middle schools statewide (98th percentile, 5 stars), up from 29th the prior year, and it posted 100% proficiency in 8th grade math in both 2025–2026 and 2024–2025 against state rates of 52% and 47.6%. It also has the lowest chronic absenteeism (6.1%) and the best student-teacher ratio (14.3) of the three. Timmons Elementary School is exceptionally strong in the early grades, with 3rd grade math and English Language Arts proficiency both above 91% in each of the last two years, roughly 29 points above state averages. Notably, Timmons has the highest student-teacher ratio (19.0) and the lowest per-student spending ($11,443 in 2018–2019) of the three, yet still delivers top results.
Kenston High School combines a 97.8% graduation rate with strong End-of-Course results — 95% in American History, 92.6% in American Government, and 91.9% in both Biology and English II, all far above state rates — and ranks 44th of 795 high schools (94th percentile, 5 stars). Its clearest outlier is chronic absenteeism at 13.2%, more than double the middle school's rate and above the district's 8.9%. Its lowest subject is Geometry at 69.4% proficiency, still 26.1 points above the state's 43.3% but down from 79.7% the prior year. Poverty indicators are low across all three schools, with free/reduced lunch between 10.74% and 12.68%.
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