Summary:
ZIP code 44106 has 9 schools — 4 elementary, 1 middle, and 4 high schools — serving about 2,745 students across Cleveland Municipal and Cleveland Heights-University Heights City, with no alternative schools in this data extract.
The top overall high school is Cleveland Early College High: 78th percentile (4 stars), 100.0% graduation, ~77.1% average proficiency, and all six listed 2025-26 End-of-Course tests above the state, from Government 95.8% to Geometry 51.4%. Roxboro Elementary School is the top elementary: 64th percentile (3 stars), 18.6% chronic absenteeism (lowest here), ~72.0% average proficiency, and all seven listed tests above the state. Cleveland School of Science & Medicine is also strong at 68th percentile, 96.3% graduation, and ~72.8% average proficiency, though Geometry is 27.0%. Cleveland School Of The Arts High School improved to 58th percentile, with 97.4% graduation and strong Government 90.0%, History 84.6%, and Biology 82.0%, but Geometry 33.0% and absenteeism 50.8%. Roxboro Middle School has standout Geometry 95.0% and Algebra I 95.3%, yet Math 8 is 17.9%.
Schools facing the biggest challenges include Bolton (68.6% chronic absenteeism, 10th percentile, ~16.5% average proficiency), Mary M Bethune (4th percentile, 57.8% absenteeism, ~19.5% average proficiency), and Daniel E Morgan School (5th percentile, 52.0% absenteeism, ~22.1% average proficiency); none of their listed 2025-26 scores were above the state. High graduation rates do not always match current proficiency: Cleveland School of Architecture & Design has a 100.0% graduation rate but Algebra I 30.0%, Geometry 9.4%, and English II 45.5%, and its rank percentile fell from 85th to 31st. Area averages are about 45.9% chronic absenteeism, 17.4:1 student-teacher ratio, and $13,831 in 2018-19 spending, but spending and ratio do not show a simple relationship with outcomes. Cleveland Municipal itself ranks 689th of 773, 11th percentile, 1 star, yet contains two high schools at the 78th and 68th percentiles and several elementary schools in the bottom 5–10% of the state.
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