Summary:
ZIP code 44847 in northeast Ohio is served by a single district, Monroeville Local, which operates just two schools on one shared campus at 101 West St: Monroeville Elementary School (PK–6, 293 students) and Monroeville High School (grades 7–12, 240 students), for 533 students in pre-kindergarten through 12th grade. Because the district has only these two buildings, the district's overall 54th-percentile, 3-star rating sits almost exactly between its two schools, so a parent reading only the district number would miss the real story.
Monroeville High School is the standout. Its state rank climbed from the 53rd to the 58th to the 69th percentile over three years, earning 3 stars alongside a 98.1% graduation rate. In 2025‑26, 7 of 11 tested areas beat the state, with Biology at least 85% (85.7 vs 67.0 state), American History 87 vs 73.2, Algebra I 73.7 vs 61.6, and American Government 83 vs 71.6. Average proficiency ran +4.3 points above state, up from 1.2 points behind the year before. Its needs are narrow: grades 7–8 (Math 7, ELA 8, and Science 8 are below state both years) and Geometry, the only End-of-Course subject below state both years (39.6 vs 43.3, and 38.5 vs 42.8).
Monroeville Elementary School has climbed to the state midpoint — 50th percentile, 3 stars, up from the 42nd percentile — with strengths in Grade 4 ELA (80.6 vs 61.8) and Math (80.6 vs 67.3) and Grade 3 ELA (75 vs 63.4). Grade 5 is below state in all three subjects, and Grade 6 ELA is the largest gap anywhere in the data at 34.4 vs 56.0. The clearest contrast between the buildings is attendance: 15.2% chronic absenteeism at the elementary versus 23.8% at the high school (district 19.1%), alongside class sizes of 16.2 versus 10.0 students per teacher.
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