Summary:
ZIP code 44255 covers Mantua, Ohio, where three public schools serve local families — Crestwood Primary School (PK–3, 364 students), Crestwood Intermediate School (4–6, 323 students), and Crestwood High School (7–12, 598 students) — all part of Crestwood Local, with 1,285 students combined.
The two lower schools are the strongest performers here. Crestwood Primary has the area's best attendance, with chronic absenteeism of 10.0% versus 24.4% for the district, and its 3rd-grade results exceed state levels in both math (74.7% vs. 62.1%) and English language arts (70.5% vs. 63.4%), with ELA climbing from 61.4% the prior year. Crestwood Intermediate posts the top academic numbers in 2025–2026, including 4th-grade math at 86.8% (state: 67.3%), 5th-grade ELA at 80.2%, and 5th-grade science at 75.6%. Its math gains are dramatic: 5th-grade math rose from 44.3% to 67.4% and 6th-grade math from 44.4% to 64.3%, both moving from below to above state in one year. Two watch items remain: 6th-grade ELA at 51.8% (state: 56.0%) and a 4th-grade ELA drop from 76.4% to 63.2%.
Crestwood High School presents a mixed picture. End-of-course results are strong — Biology 80.9%, English II 76.9%, American Government 79.2%, and Algebra I 71.3%, all above state — and the graduation rate is 95.1%. However, chronic absenteeism is 35.8%, far above the district's 24.4%, and 7th-grade math proficiency is only 22.6% versus 48.6% for the state. Geometry (40.2%), 8th-grade math (49.0%), 8th-grade ELA (55.7%), and 8th-grade science (59.4%) are also below state. The school's percentile rank slipped from 73 to 58 and its star rating from 4 to 3. Notably, it has the highest per-student spending ($10,390) and lowest student-teacher ratio (13.2), so resources alone are not explaining the results.
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