Summary:
ZIP code 44254 is served by a single school: Cloverleaf High School, a 9–12 high school in Seville, Ohio, part of the Cloverleaf Local district. It enrolls 619 students — roughly 155 per grade — with a 14.5:1 student–teacher ratio in 2024–2025, which works out to about 43 teachers. Because it is the only school in the ZIP code, there is no local comparison to make; the useful benchmarks are the district and the state of Ohio.
The school's strongest result is its 98.9% graduation rate, which matches the district and is the single best figure in the record. Academically, Cloverleaf High outperforms Ohio in five of six tested subjects: American Government at 87.3% proficient (15.7 points above the state's 71.6%), Biology at 78.7% (11.7 above), American History at 83.5% (10.3 above), Algebra I at 73.5% (11.9 above), and English II at 69.2% (6.5 above). That averages to roughly an 8.8-point advantage over the state. Results in Government, History, Biology, and English II are identical at the school and district level, meaning the high school is effectively the sole source of those numbers.
Two things stand out in the other direction. Geometry is the clear weak spot: 39.8% proficient, the only subject below the state (43.3%) and below the district (43.8%), and a 16.3-point drop from 56.1% the year before — the largest swing in the data. The school's rank also slipped from the 80th percentile with 4 stars (2024–2025) to the 66th percentile with 3 stars (2025–2026). Meanwhile, chronic absenteeism is 16.7%, four points above the district's 12.7%. The free/reduced-lunch rate is not reported, so no economic-need context is available, and per-student spending of $11,745 dates from 2018–2019 and cannot explain current results.
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