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U.S. News & World Report ranks top 25 elementary and middle schools in Ohio, see the list

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U.S. News & World Report today released its annual ranking for the Best Elementary and Middle Schools in Ohio, and the results for this year are in.

Traditionally, U.S. News & World Report releases a list of the best high schools and colleges in the country. The outlet first began publishing elementary and middle school rankings in 2021. Last year, Miller City Elementary School led the pack for Ohio’s top elementary and middle schools.

Here are the top 25 elementary and middle schools in Ohio.

Top 25 elementary and middle schools in Ohio

Here are the 25 best elementary and middle schools in Ohio, according to U.S. News & World Report’s ranking.

  1. Miller City Elementary School: Serves kindergarten through fifth grade; student enrollment is 243.
  2. Emerson Elementary School: Serves grades one through five; enrollment is 208.
  3. Wells Academy: Has pre-K through fourth grade students; enrollment is 329.
  4. Hilltop Elementary School: Kindergarten through fourth grade; student enrollment is 307.
  5. Parkside Elementary School: Serves kindergarten through grade four; enrollment is 509.
  6. Pugliese Elementary West: Has pre-K through fourth grade; student enrollment is 480.
  7. Grace L. Roxbury Elementary School: Serves kindergarten through grade four; enrollment is 541.
  8. Chestnut Ridge Elementary School: Students in kindergarten through grade eight; enrollment is 212.
  9. McKinley Stem Academy: Serves pre-K through grade four; student population is 167.
  10. Dorothy E. Lewis Elementary School: Kindergarten through grade four; student enrollment is 553.
  11. Whitehouse Primary School: Students in kindergarten through fourth grade; student population is 539.
  12. School of Innovation: Grades three through eight; enrollment is 434.
  13. Kalida Elementary School: Kindergarten through grade four; student enrollment is 234.
  14. Mariemont Elementary School: Serves kindergarten through sixth grade; enrollment is 505.
  15. Harman Elementary School: Grades one through six; student enrollment is 413.
  16. Terrace Park Elementary School: Kindergarten through grade six; student population is 333.
  17. Robert C. Lindsey Elementary School: Grades three through six; student enrollment is 461.
  18. Wyandot Elementary School: Serves kindergarten through fifth grade; enrollment is 503.
  19. Herberich Primary Elementary School: Students in kindergarten through grade four; enrollment is 249.
  20. Scioto Ridge Elementary School: Serves pre-K through fifth grade; student population is 515.
  21. Kensington Intermediate Elementary School: Grades three through five; student enrollment is 596.
  22. Montgomery Elementary School: Kindergarten through fourth grade; student enrollment is 517.
  23. Tyler Run Elementary School: Serves pre-K through grade five; student population is 645.
  24. Westerly Elementary School: Third and fourth grade; student population and enrollment is 376.
  25. Hinckley Elementary School: Kindergarten through fifth grade; student enrollment is 388.

How U.S. News & World Reported came up with their rankings

The methodology for the rankings analyzed mathematics and reading performance of schools at the state and district level, according to U.S. News & World Report. Out of 105,093 pre-K, elementary and middle schools, the outlet examined state assessments and looked at students who were proficient or above proficient in these academic subjects, among other factors.

“The 2025 Best Elementary and Middle Schools rankings offer parents a way to evaluate how schools are providing a high-quality education and preparing students for future success,” U.S. News managing editor for education Dr. LaMont Jones said in a news release. “Research continues to indicate that how students perform academically at these early grade levels is a big factor in their success in high school and beyond.”

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