Summary:
Zip code 44304 in Akron, Ohio, is home to a single public high school: AkroTech High School at 274 Park St., serving grades 9–12 with 67 students. Because there is only one high school here, this is a profile of that school rather than a comparison among schools. The school is its own district — AkroTech High School — with a district rank of 646 out of 773 schools (16th percentile), a 1-star rating, and a 2025–2026 rank history of 606 out of 795 (24th percentile).
Academically, results are mixed but improving. In 2025–2026, American History proficiency was 75.0%, slightly above the state average of 73.2% and a large jump from 47.6% the prior year, a gain of 27.4 percentage points. Every overlapping subject improved year over year — English II (+10.9), Geometry (+15.9), and Algebra I (+11.4) — and in each case the school's gain exceeded the state's over the same period. Even so, most 2025–2026 scores remain below state averages: Geometry was 25.0% versus 43.3% statewide, Biology 54.5% versus 67.0%, American Government 64.3% versus 71.6%, Algebra I 47.8% versus 61.6%, and English II 53.8% versus 62.7%.
Outcomes and engagement tell a contrasting story. The graduation rate is 90.0% in 2025–2026, yet chronic absenteeism is 55.7%, meaning more than half of students are chronically absent. The student-teacher ratio of 10.9:1 in 2024–2025 is relatively favorable and may support individualized attention. Free/reduced lunch data is not reported, so the school's economic context cannot be assessed from this data. With only 67 students in grades 9–12, percentages rest on small numbers of test-takers and can swing widely from year to year. Overall, AkroTech High School shows genuine academic momentum and a strong graduation rate, but its low rating, low relative rank, high absenteeism, and below-state proficiency in most subjects remain clear challenges.
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