Chagrin Falls Exempted Village

The Chagrin Falls Exempted Village school district in Ohio is home to four exceptional schools, including one high school, two middle schools, and one elementary school. These schools consistently rank among the top-performing institutions in the state, delivering outstanding academic outcomes for their students.

The standout schools in the district are Chagrin Falls High School, which is ranked 5th out of 864 Ohio high schools and boasts a 5-star rating, and Chagrin Falls Middle School, which is ranked 2nd out of 1,046 Ohio middle schools and also holds a 5-star rating. Both schools demonstrate exceptional performance on state tests, with proficiency rates often exceeding 90% in core subjects. Additionally, Chagrin Falls High School maintains a remarkable 97.4% four-year graduation rate and a low chronic absenteeism rate of 15.5%.

While the district's student population is predominantly white, ranging from 89.25% to 91.58%, the schools consistently outperform state averages on Ohio State Tests. The district's low percentages of students qualifying for free or reduced-price lunch, ranging from 4.12% to 4.95%, suggest a relatively affluent community. However, the significant variation in spending per student, from $9,792 at Chagrin Falls Middle School to $15,933 at Gurney Elementary School, raises questions about the district's resource allocation and the potential need to ensure equitable access to educational opportunities for all students.