That’s right!!!Copley High School has been recognized in the 2024 Best High Schools rankings published by U.S. News. It placed in the top 12% nationally and 8% within Ohio, distinguishing itself among the nearly 18,000 public high schools evaluated across the United States.![]()
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This accomplishment is based on Copley’s performance in several key areas: state-required tests, graduation rates and college preparation efforts. With a 36% participation rate in Advanced Placement courses, Copley High School demonstrates a solid commitment to academic excellence, providing substantial opportunities for students to engage in college-level coursework while still in high school. Copley supports a diverse student body, with 29% minority enrollment and 15% of students classified as economically disadvantaged.![]()
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"We are extremely proud of the ranking in U.S. News and World Report; it is a testament to the commitment to excellence our students, staff and families display daily." Said Brian Poe, Superintendent.![]()
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The U.S. News rankings are derived from data provided by third-party sources, including the College Board, International Baccalaureate, state education departments and the U.S. Department of Education. This method ensures an objective evaluation that compares schools on a national scale.![]()
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Copley High School's ranking reflects its ongoing commitment to academic achievement and preparing students for post-secondary success, underscoring the efforts of both students and faculty in maintaining high educational standards.
Members know the importance of public education.Our amazing delegates collected $4175 for the OEA FUND yesterday at our Representative Assembly! These are leaders who understand the importance of political action and making certain education-friendly individuals are in all offices, at every level regardless of party affiliation. It’s about public education for all!
Sandy for Sanity! She will work alongside Vice Chair Carol Correthers for a stable pension for active and retired educators alike. No more nonsense on the STRS Board.