Summary:
ZIP code 44041 contains just one high school: Geneva High School, a grades 9–12 campus with 656 students in the Geneva Area City district. Because it is the only high school in the area, there is no local school-to-school comparison to make — the most useful benchmarks are the district and the state.
Geneva High School's clearest strengths in 2025–2026 are in social studies and science: American Government at 77.7% (state 71.6%), American History at 76.5% (state 73.2%), and Biology at 71.7% (state 67.0%). English II is close to the state at 63.3%. Math is the weak spot: Geometry at 36.7% is 6.6 points below the state, and Algebra I at 54.6% is 7.0 points below the state and 10.9 points below the district. Algebra I fell from 68.4% in 2024–2025, when it was 9.0 points above the state, to 54.6% in 2025–2026, though these are different cohorts. Averaged across the six End-of-Course subjects, the school sits at about 63.4% — essentially level with the state and about 1.8 points below the district. The graduation rate is 93.7%, matching the district exactly, but chronic absenteeism is 39.7%, which is 10.1 percentage points above the district's 29.6%. The school's rank slipped from the 67th percentile in 2023–2024 to 56th and then 41st in 2025–2026, and its star rating dropped from 3 to 2 stars.
Two cautions apply. The record includes unusually high 8th grade Science and English Language Arts scores (90.9% each) even though the school serves grades 9–12, so those likely reflect a data linkage rather than the high school's own tested students. Free/reduced-lunch percentage and student-teacher ratio are not reported, and per-student spending is available only for 2018–2019 at $7,646, so current context for explaining the rank decline, absenteeism gap, or math results is limited.
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