Summary:
ZIP code 44041 has four public schools — two elementary, one middle and one high school — serving students from kindergarten through 12th grade, all within the Geneva Area City district, which enrolls 1,733 students and is rated 2 stars, ranking 435 of 773 Ohio districts at the 44th percentile.
Cork Elementary School is the area's bright spot: it is the only school rated 3 stars and the only one above the district's percentile, at 59. Its chronic absenteeism of 20.6% is the lowest locally, and its 3rd grade results are strong — 85.4% proficient in math and 81.3% in English language arts, both well above district and state. By contrast, Geneva High School, the largest school with 656 students, has fallen from the 67th to the 41st percentile in two years. Its absenteeism is the highest in the area at 39.7%, and Geometry (36.7%) and Algebra I (54.6%) fall below state, though its 93.7% graduation rate and its Government, History and Biology scores are above state.
Geneva Middle School sits at the 43rd percentile and 2 stars, with a striking Algebra I result of 93.8% — far above the district's 65.5% and the state's 61.6% — while its 8th grade math (41.5%) and ELA (48.7%) remain below state. Geneva Platt R. Spencer Elementary School is the lowest-ranked school at the 34th percentile, with 3rd and 4th grade math and ELA all below state. Across the area, absenteeism tracks with performance: Cork has the lowest rate and highest rank, Geneva High the reverse. Note that free/reduced-lunch data is missing for all four schools, student-teacher ratio is reported only for Cork (10.8), and spending figures date to 2018-19.
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