Summary:
ZIP code 74020 has four Cleveland schools spanning elementary through high school, serving 1,538 students; the schools include two elementary schools, one middle school and one high school. The three schools with 2025–2026 test results show different strengths: all-grades science averaged 37%, above the state’s 30%, while ELA and math averaged 22% and 21%, below state figures of 26% and 25%. The clearest finding is that science is the area’s relative strength, but it is not shared evenly across schools.
Cleveland Intermediate Elementary School stands out in science, scoring 48%—18 percentage points above state—and led the group in math at 26%, just 1 point above state. Cleveland Middle School was more balanced: its 41% science result was 11 points above state, its 25% math result matched state, and its 23% ELA result was 3 points below. Cleveland High School had the group’s highest ELA score, 25%, but the lowest math score, 11%—14 points below state—and scored 29% in U.S. History, 12 points below state. High also had a 91% graduation rate, 13 points above state, and 2% chronic absenteeism, 14 points below state. Cleveland Primary Elementary School has no supplied test scores.
Results shifted differently by subject from 2024–2025 to 2025–2026: the three-school average rose 4 percentage points in science, while ELA and math each fell 3 points. Middle improved in all three subjects; Intermediate and High declined in ELA and math. SchoolDigger’s percentile ranking rose 35 points for Middle and 23 for Intermediate from 2023–2024 to 2025–2026, while High’s fell 12 points. School context also varies: student-teacher ratios range from 13.1 at Middle to 17.3 at High. All four schools reported free/reduced lunch eligible rates for 2024–2025, ranging from 66% to 72%; these measures are context, not an explanation for achievement. SchoolDigger’s ranked-school counts vary by year.
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