Summary:
ZIP code 44667 is served by a single high school: Orrville High School, part of the Orrville City district. It enrolls 416 students in grades 9–12, and because it is the only high school in the area, there are no local peers to compare it against. Statewide, it is a mid-range Ohio school: 366th of 795 high schools in 2025–2026, the 54th percentile, with a 3-star rating. The district ranks 362nd of 773, or the 53rd percentile, so school and district standings are closely aligned.
The strongest results are in graduation and most tested subjects. The graduation rate is 96.8%, the same for the school and the district, and it stands out given that 61.78% of students qualify for free or reduced lunch. On 2025–2026 state tests, the school is above the state average in four of six subjects: English II at 77.8% (15.1 points above the state's 62.7%), American History at 84.8% (11.6 points above), Biology at 77.6% (10.6 points above), and Geometry at 52.8% (9.5 points above). English II also posted the biggest one-year gain, up 9.6 points from 68.2%, and Biology rose 6.3 points.
The concerns are concentrated in two subjects and in attendance. Algebra I is the clearest weakness at 45.3% proficiency — 16.3 points below the state's 61.6%, 14.5 points below the district's 59.8%, and 7.6 points below the school's own 2024–2025 result. American Government fell sharply from 81.3% to 71.0%, moving from 8.7 points above the state to 0.6 points below it. Chronic absenteeism is 21.6% at the school versus 14.3% in the district, meaning roughly one in five students is chronically absent. Meanwhile, the school's overall rank percentile has slipped from 66% to 60% to 54% over three years, even as several subject scores improved — suggesting attendance, growth, or other measures are weighing on the overall rating.
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