Summary:
ZIP code 44123 in Euclid, Ohio is home to four schools serving 3,192 students across grades K–12: Euclid High School (grades 9–12, 1,505 students), Euclid Middle School (grades 6–8, 899 students), Pinnacle Academy (a K–8 charter, 761 students), and the very small Euclid Virtual Learning Academy (grades 3–12, 27 students). Three of the four belong to the Euclid City district, while Pinnacle Academy is its own Pinnacle Academy district. All four schools carry a 1-star rating, and both districts rank in the bottom quarter of Ohio schools.
Attendance is where these schools differ most. Pinnacle has the lowest chronic absenteeism at 24.8%, compared with 40.0% at Euclid Middle and 56.9% at Euclid High — meaning more than half of the high school's students are chronically absent. Pinnacle also posted the area's strongest single result relative to the state, 8th grade math at 62.7% (15.1 points above state) in 2024-25, though its 2025-26 results declined in 10 of 14 subjects, especially early-elementary math. Euclid Middle's 97% Algebra I proficiency looks spectacular but almost certainly reflects a small, selectively enrolled group of test-takers; the high school's Algebra I figure was 27.4%. Euclid High improved in all six tested subjects, with Government (72.2%) now slightly above the state average. The virtual academy, with only 27 students, trails well behind in nearly every subject.
Overall, only three of 68 school-level test results exceed the state average, and roughly two-thirds sit 15 or more points below it. The highest-spending school, Euclid High at $10,114 per pupil, has the worst attendance and the largest achievement gaps, while the lowest-spending school, Pinnacle at $7,963, has the best attendance — though that spending data dates to 2018-19 and should be read cautiously.
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