Summary:
ZIP code 44056 covers Macedonia, Ohio, and contains 3 schools serving grades K–12, all within the Nordonia Hills City district: Ledgeview Elementary School (K–4, 433 students), Nordonia High School (9–12, 1,223 students), and Nordonia Digital Knights Academy (6–12, 35 students), for a total of 1,691 students. The district itself ranks 85th of 773 Ohio districts, placing it in the 89th percentile with 4 stars.
Ledgeview Elementary School stands out for academics and attendance. It ranks 181 of 1,560 schools (88th percentile, 4 stars), up from 292 of 1,558 the prior year, and its chronic absenteeism of 8.0% is well below the district's 13.8%. Every reported subject tested above the state average. A 5th Grade Mathematics result of 100% proficient in both years is notable, though the school's listed K–4 grade span makes that figure worth treating with caution. Nordonia High School also holds 4 stars (155 of 795, 81st percentile) and posts a 97.7% graduation rate, above the district's 96.1%. Five of six End-of-Course subjects beat the state, but Algebra I was the exception at 59.4%, below the state's 61.6% and far below the district's 79.5%. Its chronic absenteeism of 21.1% is more than 1.5 times the district rate—a sharp contrast with Ledgeview.
Nordonia Digital Knights Academy is small and data-limited: 35 students, no rank history, no reported test scores or graduation rate, and a blank FRPL field. Its listed 70:1 student-teacher ratio is an extreme outlier but likely reflects shared staffing or reporting artifacts rather than typical class size. For context, Ledgeview has a higher FRPL rate (14.78% vs. 9.98%) and, in older 2018–2019 spending data, spent about $629 more per student than Nordonia High School.
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