Summary:
ZIP code 44087 contains five schools serving about 3,854 students from prekindergarten through 12th grade, all within the Twinsburg City district. Two are elementary schools — Wilcox Elementary School (PK–1) and Samuel Bissell Elementary School (grades 2–3) — while Geo G Dodge Elementary School serves grades 4–6, R B Chamberlin Middle School serves grades 7–8, and Twinsburg High School covers grades 9–12.
Twinsburg High School is the strongest-ranked school in the group: 104th of 795 Ohio high schools in 2025–2026, the 87th percentile, with 4 stars, up from 162nd three years earlier, and a graduation rate of 99.3%. R B Chamberlin Middle School ranks 208th of 1,046 middle schools (80th percentile, 4 stars) and posts exceptional advanced math results, with Geometry at 100% and Algebra I at 98.8% in 2025–2026. Geo G Dodge Elementary School also stands out, reporting 7th grade Math at 100% in both years and 4th grade Math at 88.9%. Every reported school-level test score in the data is above the state average.
The sharpest differences among these schools appear in attendance and resources. Samuel Bissell Elementary School has the lowest chronic absenteeism at 7.3%, less than half the district's 15.1%, despite having the highest free/reduced lunch rate (29.55%) and the highest student-teacher ratio (20.7). Twinsburg High School and R B Chamberlin Middle School are both at 19.2%, above the district average, while Dodge is 13.8% and Wilcox is 11.5%. Chamberlin achieves its results with the lowest reported per-student spending ($6,932 in 2018–2019) versus Bissell's $11,465, though that spending data is several years old. Wilcox Elementary School serves PK–1 and has no test scores. Overall, this is a consistently high-performing district with strong academics, an improving high school, and secondary attendance as the clearest area to watch.
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