Summary:
ZIP code 44321 has one public high school: Copley High School, serving grades 9–12 with 895 students in Copley, Ohio, within the Copley-Fairlawn City district. It is a strong academic performer. The district is rated 5 stars and ranks 75th out of 773 Ohio districts (90th percentile). The school is ranked 123rd out of 795 Ohio high schools for 2025–2026 (85th percentile) with 4 stars. Its rank improved from 212th in 2023–2024 (75th percentile) to 172nd in 2024–2025 (80th percentile) and 123rd now, so it is trending upward. Graduation is a major strength: 98.6% in 2025–2026, matching the district.
In 2025–2026, the school exceeds Ohio’s state proficiency rate in every reported subject. The largest margins are Geometry (+23.5 points), English II (+21.5), American Government (+18.0), and Biology (+17.2). Across six End-of-Course subjects, it averages about 80.1% proficient, versus 81.6% for the district and 63.2% for the state. Algebra I is the main outlier: 68.8%, or 7.2 points above the state but 8.8 points below the district, and down 6.4 points from 2024–2025. Geometry is the lowest EOC result after Algebra I at 66.8%, but it is 23.5 points above the state and improved 8.8 points year over year. A reported 100% in 8th Grade English Language Arts is unusual for grades 9–12 and should be treated cautiously.
Chronic absenteeism is a notable concern: 21.3% at the school versus 13.0% for the district, 8.3 percentage points higher, meaning roughly one in five students is chronically absent. Other context metrics are stable: free/reduced lunch is 23.58%, the student-teacher ratio is 14.1, and per-student spending is $11,692 from 2018–2019, so that spending figure is dated. Because Copley High School is the only high school in ZIP code 44321, there are no other local high schools to compare it with; overall, it offers strong graduation and proficiency results, improving rankings, and areas to monitor in Algebra I and absenteeism.
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