Summary:
ZIP code 44110 is home to two public high schools serving grades 9–12 — Ginn Academy (330 students at 655 E 162nd St) and Collinwood High School (228 students at 15210 Saint Clair Ave) — both part of the Cleveland Municipal district. That district ranks 689 of 773 in Ohio, at the 11th percentile with 1 star, and both schools sit near the bottom of the state's high school rankings, though they differ sharply on several outcome measures.
Ginn Academy is the stronger school academically. Its 2025–2026 graduation rate is 89.7%, compared with 50.0% at Collinwood High School, and Ginn outperformed Collinwood in 11 of 12 available subject-year test comparisons. Ginn's standout result is 2025–2026 Geometry, where 40.3% of students were proficient — versus 0% at Collinwood, 17.4% in the Cleveland Municipal district, and 43.3% statewide. Ginn's Geometry score also jumped from 9% the prior year, a +31.3 percentage-point gain.
Collinwood's advantages are smaller classes and lower absenteeism: its chronic absenteeism is 65.5% versus Ginn's 77.6%, and its student-teacher ratio is 17.5 versus Ginn's 22, while its 2018–2019 per-student spending was $14,748 versus $12,719 at Ginn. Those advantages did not translate into stronger outcomes. Ginn improved its average proficiency by +8.0 points year over year; Collinwood's average declined by -2.6 points, largely from a -31.5 point drop in American Government. Collinwood's math results are especially weak — 0% proficient in Geometry in both years and only 2.5% in Algebra I in 2024–2025, rising to 12.2%. Both schools remain near the bottom of Ohio high schools with very high chronic absenteeism, well above the district's 54.3%.
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