Summary:
ZIP code 44108 contains five public schools — four elementary schools serving pre-kindergarten through 8th grade (Stonebrook-White Montessori, Franklin D. Roosevelt, Willson School, and Stephanie Tubbs Jones) and one high school, Glenville High School, serving grades 9–12 — all in the Cleveland Municipal district. Enrollment totals 1,646 students: 1,307 in the elementaries and 339 at Glenville. The district ranks 689 of 773 Ohio districts, at the 11th percentile with 1 star, so these schools should be weighed against both district and state comparisons.
Among the elementaries, Stonebrook-White Montessori stands out most: it has the lowest chronic absenteeism in the ZIP at 40.9% — the only school below the district rate of 54.3% — and the highest average proficiency in 2025–26 at about 25.5%. Its bright spots include 8th grade math at 47.6% and 8th grade science at 43.5%, both well above district. Willson School is next, averaging about 20.8%, with middle-grade ELA strengths such as 7th grade ELA at 43.5% versus the district's 34.7%. At the high school level, Glenville shows isolated strengths, including Geometry at 26.9% versus the district's 17.4%.
The lowest-performing elementaries are Franklin D. Roosevelt, averaging about 9.0% proficiency with 0 of 14 tests above district and the highest student-teacher ratio at 21.8, and Stephanie Tubbs Jones, averaging about 5.7% with several tests at 0% proficient despite the ZIP's highest per-student spending at $36,183. Glenville faces the steepest challenges: chronic absenteeism of 84.2% and a graduation rate of 48.9% against the district's 79.6%. Overall, only one school-test result here edged above the state average — Stonebrook's 2024–25 8th grade science at 63.3% versus 63.0% statewide — and even the strongest school sits in the 9th percentile statewide. Attendance patterns track closely with performance across these schools.
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