Summary:
ZIP code 45613 in Beaver, Ohio is served by a single public high school: Eastern High School, which enrolls 163 students in grades 9–12 and belongs to the Eastern Local School District. Because it is the only high school in the ZIP, there are no local peer schools to compare against — the meaningful comparisons are to the district, the state, and the school's own prior years. The district ranks 485 of 773 statewide (37th percentile, 2 stars), and the school's own percentile slipped from 46 in 2023–24 to 45 in 2024–25 to 33 in 2025–26, a 13-point decline over two years while remaining at 2 stars.
Academically, the latest results are mixed. American History is the standout: 76.0% of students scored proficient, above the state's 73.2% and up sharply from 67.9% the year before. English II is essentially at the state average, at 62.5% versus 62.7%. Every other tested subject came in below the state: American Government at 67.1% versus 71.6%, Biology at 54.5% versus 67.0%, Geometry at 40.4% versus 43.3%, and Algebra I at 59.4% versus 61.6%. Several subjects swung hard year over year — Government fell 10.5 points and Algebra I fell 9.8 points after both were above state the prior year, while Biology dropped 6.9 points. With only 163 students across four grades, these swings may reflect a small number of students changing proficiency status.
Other measures show both strengths and concerns. The graduation rate is 90.5%, the same as the district's, and the student-teacher ratio is a favorable 10.1 to 1. However, chronic absenteeism is 34.1% at the school versus 30.4% in the district — more than one in three students. Note that free/reduced lunch data for 2024–25 is blank and should be treated as unknown, and per-student spending of $11,916 comes from 2018–19, too old to describe current resources. Overall, Eastern High School offers small classes and a solid graduation rate, but most tested subjects trail the state and absenteeism is elevated.
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