Original Research by School Decision on Eagle Elementary of Akron
Eagle Elementary of Akron appears to have ceased operating as an enrollment option. The school's official website now directs families to Akron Public Schools for student records and notes that an unaffiliated school, Orchard Park, has taken its place at the location.
Eagle Elementary was an independent charter district serving kindergarten through fifth grade, with an enrollment of about a hundred students. The student body was predominantly Black, with smaller numbers of white students and a small number of students from other racial and ethnic backgrounds. The enrollment was distributed fairly evenly across the grade levels, with slightly smaller numbers in third and fifth grades.
The district's spending per student was in the upper range among Summit County's districts. However, the chronic absenteeism rate was notably high, placing the school in the bottom quartile of the county's districts. State assessment data for proficiency and trend data over time were not available.
For families in Akron considering their K-5 options, Eagle Elementary is no longer a choice. Students would instead enroll in Akron Public Schools or apply to another charter school operating in the area. Any current or former families seeking student records from Eagle should contact Akron Public Schools directly, as their files have been transferred there.
The practical closure means the independent charter district structure that operated this single school no longer exists as a functioning educational option.
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