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Euclid City School District

  • Euclid, OH
  • 15 reviews
    D+
    Overall Niche Grade
    How are grades calculated?
    1. Academics
      D+
    2. Diversity
      B-
    3. Teachers
      C
    4. College Prep
      C-
    5. Clubs & Activities
      B-
    6. Health & Safety
      C-
    7. Administration
      C-
    8. Sports
      B-
    9. Food
      C-
    10. Resources & Facilities
      C+
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    Euclid City School District is a public school district located in Euclid, OH. It has 5,353 students in grades PK, K-12 with a student-teacher ratio of 15 to 1. According to state test scores, 33% of students are at least proficient in math and 33% in reading.
    Address
    651 E 222nd St
    Euclid, OH 44123
    Telephone
    (216) 261-2900
    Website
    euclidschools.org
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    Academics

    Percent Proficient - Reading
    33%
    Percent Proficient - Math
    33%
    Average Graduation Rate
    65%
    Average SAT
    1030
    78 responses
    Average ACT
    21
    112 responses
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    Students

    Diversity
    B-
    Based on racial and economic diversity and survey responses on school culture and diversity from students and parents.
    Students
    5,353
    Free or Reduced Lunch
    72.2%
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    Teachers

    Student-Teacher Ratio
    15:1
    National
    17:1
    Average Teacher Salary
    $63,130
    Teachers in First/Second Year
    10.1%

    Finances

    Total Expenses
    $86,693,000
    Expenses Per Student
    $13,947/ student
    National
    $12,239
    Education Expenses
    • Instruction
      54%
    • Support Services
      43%
    • Other
      3%
    Living in the Area
    B-
    Overall Niche Grade
    How are grades calculated?
    1. Cost of Living
      A-
    2. Good for Families
      C+
    3. Housing
      C
    Median Household Income
    $37,141
    National
    $55,322
    Median Rent
    $760
    National
    $949
    Median Home Value
    $81,200
    National
    $184,700

    Euclid City School District Reviews

    15 reviews
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    I enjoyed most of the teachers in the district. They make sure to have tight bond with their students. However, I don’t feel that this district prepares us enough for state tests, which is why we are usually behind compared to other districts. I believe that they should focus more on academics than behavior and extra curriculars.
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    As a student in the Euclid City School District my experience was okay. Being in this district is like a hit or miss. You can have a great experience or a horrible one. For me, mine was a bit in between. The students were everywhere. We barely had school "activities". The teachers were also a hit or miss. One day you can have a good conversation with them and the next, you're getting kicked out for nothing. The food was ok. I just feel like chicken in a can? More like jail food. My four years were bumpy, but I did make it through. Thanks Euclid High School for the good and the bad times. Really helped me figure out life.
    I had s great experience in the Euclid City Schools District. There were programs that helped me gain college credits at a local community college and also gain experience in the work force. The one thing the school district needs to work on to help improve the educational experience is the student involvement. Over the years there has been a decrease in extracurricular activities because of the students non-interest in those activities. Making more programs that grabs the student interest, increases that chance if the student academic success.