Summary:
ZIP code 44826 covers Collins, Ohio, where families are served by three schools — all part of the Western Reserve Local district — spanning pre-kindergarten through 12th grade: Western Reserve Elementary School (PK–5, 460 students), Western Reserve Middle School (6–8, 193 students), and Western Reserve High School (8–12, 291 students). The district ranks 340 of 773 Ohio schools, at the 56th percentile with 3 stars, and all three schools carry that same district rating.
Comparing the three, Western Reserve High School has the strongest overall profile, ranking at the 65th percentile — up from 49th the year before — with a 98.8% graduation rate and results above the state average in every reported End-of-Course subject, including 93% in American History and 84.5% in Biology. Western Reserve Middle School sits at the 58th percentile, powered by 8th grade, where math reached 80.4% versus the state's 52%. Western Reserve Elementary School is closest to the district average at the 51st percentile, with the lowest chronic absenteeism at 11.5%, and strong 5th grade science (79.1%) and 3rd grade reading (74.2%).
There are real weak spots to weigh. The Elementary School's 5th grade math (46.5%) and reading (58.1%) fall well below state, and the Middle School's 7th grade is below state in both math and reading. Absenteeism doesn't track neatly with achievement here: the High School has the highest chronic absenteeism at 20.7%, above the district's 14.8%, along with the highest free/reduced lunch rate at 74.57%, yet the strongest outcomes. Per-student spending figures date to 2018–2019 and are best treated as background context.
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