Summary:
ZIP code 44450 is served by a single school, Bloomfield High School, part of the Bloomfield-Mespo Local district. It is classified as a High school but actually serves grades 6 through 12, with just 83 students enrolled. Because it is the only school in the area, there is no local comparison to make — instead, here is how it stacks up against district and state benchmarks and how it has changed over time.
The school's biggest strength is its high school performance. In 2025–26 it ranked 174 of 795 schools statewide, placing in the 78th percentile with 4 stars — a large jump from the 50th percentile and 3 stars the year before. Its graduation rate is 100%, matching the district. End-of-Course results beat the state across the board: American History at 93.3% proficient versus 73.2% statewide, Geometry at 57.1% versus 43.3%, English II at 73.3% versus 62.7%, and Biology at 73.3% versus 67.0%. Class sizes are small, with a student-teacher ratio of 5.9, which may support this individualized attention. About 56.63% of students qualify for free or reduced lunch.
The clearest concern is middle school achievement. Sixth grade math sits at 17.6% proficient against 56.2% statewide, and 6th grade English Language Arts at 35.3% versus 56.0% — both well below state averages. Chronic absenteeism is also high at 37.1%, though still better than the district's 40.9%. With only 83 students, percentages can swing sharply from year to year, so improvements should be read with some caution. Note also that spending data ($15,622 per student) is from 2018–19, while lunch and staffing figures are from 2024–25.
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