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Best Public Schools in Zip Code 44273


At a glance
2
Schools
1,711
Students
Top rankedCloverleaf Middle School143rd of 1,046 Ohio middle schools
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Biggest riser
Cloverleaf Middle School up 8 spots statewide this year
Summary:

ZIP code 44273 covers Seville, Ohio, and contains just two schools — both part of the Cloverleaf Local district: Cloverleaf Elementary School (PK–5, 1,123 students) and Cloverleaf Middle School (6–8, 588 students). There is no high school in this ZIP, so after eighth grade students likely attend high school outside the immediate area; what's here is a K–8 snapshot. The district holds a 4-star rating and ranks 175th of 773 Ohio districts, about the 77th percentile. Free/reduced lunch data is not reported in this extract, so socioeconomic context cannot be assessed.

Both schools beat the state average on every reported test in both 2024–2025 and 2025–2026. Cloverleaf Middle School ranks higher statewide — 143rd of 1,046 middle schools, the 86th percentile — versus 406th of 1,560 (74th percentile) for Cloverleaf Elementary School, and the middle school's rank has improved three years running while the elementary's has held roughly steady. Math is the standout subject: fourth- and fifth-grade math both ran more than 21 points above state, and eighth-grade math was 28.4 points above. Middle school Algebra I and Geometry End-of-Course exams reported 100% proficiency two years running, far above district and state — though without test-taker counts this likely reflects a small advanced-math group and should be read cautiously. Setting those exams aside, the two schools' average proficiency is similar, with the elementary slightly ahead.

Attendance is where the two schools differ most. The elementary's chronic absenteeism is 8.9%, below the district's 12.7%, while the middle school's is 15.1% — nearly double the elementary rate and above the district, making attendance a clear improvement target at the middle school despite its strong academics. Class sizes are close, at 18.9 students per teacher in the elementary and 18.4 in the middle. Older 2018–2019 spending figures show $10,403 per student at the elementary and $10,674 at the middle; these are dated and shouldn't be read as current or causal.

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SchoolDigger data sources: National Center for Education Statistics, U.S. Department of Education, the U.S. Census Bureau and the Ohio Department of Education.

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