Summary:
Oberlin City Schools has a single high school, Oberlin High School, which serves students in grades 9-12. The school has a diverse student population, with a racial makeup of 45.8% White, 19.9% African American, 12% Hispanic, and 21.8% two or more races. Nearly half (46.8%) of the students come from economically disadvantaged backgrounds, receiving free or reduced-price lunch.
Academically, Oberlin High School performs above the state average in American Government and American History, but lags behind in subjects like Biology, Geometry, and Algebra I. The school has a strong four-year graduation rate of 98.6%, but also a high chronic absenteeism rate of 24.2%, which may impact student learning and achievement. The school spends $12,370 per student, which is above the state average, and has a relatively small class size with a student-to-teacher ratio of 10.2.
Overall, Oberlin City Schools has a single high school that demonstrates a mix of strengths and areas for improvement. While the school excels in certain subjects and has a high graduation rate, it faces challenges with chronic absenteeism and weaker performance in math and science. The district may need to explore ways to optimize its resource allocation and address the root causes of absenteeism to enhance the educational experience and outcomes for its students.
Thank you for your feedback!