Summary:
ZIP code 44123 is home to a single middle school: Euclid Middle School, a grades 6–8 school at 22555 Tracy Ave in the Euclid City district, with 899 students enrolled and a student–teacher ratio of 16.9 (2024–2025). Because it is the only middle school in this ZIP, there is no other local school to compare it with — so the most useful comparisons are against its own district, the state of Ohio, and its own past years.
In 2025–2026, the school's grade-level results trail Ohio in every subject, with gaps ranging from about 13 points (ELA 8) to 33 points (Math 6). Reading is consistently the stronger subject — ELA beats math at every grade. The school does sit at or slightly above the Euclid City district average in every grade-level subject, but that district ranks in the bottom 14% statewide, and the school itself ranks in the bottom quarter of Ohio middle schools with a 1-star rating. The clear bright spot is Algebra I (End of Course), where 97% of tested students scored proficient — far above the district (33.7%) and the state (61.6%). Families should read that number with care, since it likely reflects a small accelerated group of advanced students rather than the whole 8th-grade class.
Two things stand out beyond test scores. Chronic absenteeism for 2025–2026 is 40.0%, meaning roughly two in five students miss enough school to be chronically absent — above the district's already elevated 37.3%. The year-over-year picture is mixed rather than a clear trend: 8th-grade ELA, 8th-grade math, 6th-grade math and 6th-grade ELA improved, while 8th-grade science and 7th-grade math declined. Finally, free/reduced-lunch data is not reported and per-student spending ($8,930) dates to 2018–2019, so this data alone cannot show how much of the performance gap reflects resources and demographics versus instruction.
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