Summary:
ZIP code 44705 in Canton, Ohio contains just one listed high school, Canton Harbor High School, which serves grades 9–12 and enrolls 125 students at 1731 Grace Ave NE. It is listed as its own district, Canton Harbor High School, rather than as part of a larger district, which is typical of standalone or community/charter operators. Its student–teacher ratio for 2024-25 is 12.5, implying roughly 10 teachers — a manageable staffing level for a school this size. No free/reduced-price lunch figure is reported for 2024-25, so the school's poverty concentration cannot be judged from this record.
Test results are below state averages in every subject tested in 2024-25. American Government is the strongest result at 54.2% proficient against a state rate of 72.6%, and it is the only subject above 50%. American History comes in at 33.3% (state 71.2%), Biology at 26.7% (65.4%), and English II at 26.1% (60.4%). Math is the clearest weakness: Geometry at 5% (state 42.8%) and Algebra I at 5.6% (state 59.4%), both single-digit figures and both more than 30 points below the state. Across all six exams the school averages roughly 25% proficient versus about 62% statewide.
Attendance and completion are the most serious concerns. For 2025-26 the school reports 85.8% chronic absenteeism — roughly six in seven students missing at least 10% of enrolled school days — along with a 46.8% graduation rate, meaning fewer than half of students complete the four-year pipeline. Its state ranking has held at 1 star for three straight years (2022-23 through 2024-25), with percentile moving 10% to 17% to 11%, placing it in roughly the bottom 10–17% of Ohio high schools. That stability suggests neither improvement nor collapse; it is a school that has remained in the bottom tier. Note also that the years differ across indicators, so this is a profile of the school rather than a single-year snapshot.
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