The top reported proficiency rate is 93% in Social studies. The lowest is 80% in Math.
Original Research by School Decision on Revere Middle School
Revere Middle School in Akron serves sixth through eighth grade in Revere Local, a district that completed a substantial facilities modernization four years ago. The school is one of middle size for its grade band, with balanced enrollment across the three grades.
Test results place the school well above the midpoint among Summit County districts in overall proficiency. In English Language Arts, a substantial majority of students performed at proficient levels or above. Math proficiency was also strong. Science showed the highest proficiency rates of the three core subjects tested. The school participates fully in state assessments and reports complete data across these subjects.
The student body is predominantly white, with smaller proportions of Asian, multiracial, and other students. A small share of students qualify for free or reduced-price lunch, suggesting the immediate school community includes many families not in economic need. Data on special education enrollment and English learners was not available from the district.
Revere Middle School benefited directly from Issue 45, a capital bond approved several years ago that included middle school renovations alongside the construction of a new high school and a reconfigured elementary structure. Those modern facilities are now in place, sparing families from a near-term major capital campaign. The district has also reconfigured its elementary grades into a two-building sequence in which all students move from a primary building serving kindergarten through second grade to an intermediate building serving third through fifth, both with collaborative learning design.
The school's location in Akron connects students to a city in transition. Akron is Ohio's fifth-largest city and still carries identity tied to its rubber manufacturing past, now layered with healthcare (Summa Health and Cleveland Clinic Akron General are major employers), the University of Akron, advanced polymer research, and growing tech presence anchored by the Bounce Innovation Hub. Neighborhoods vary widely in character; the Spring Valley address places the school on the city's edge. Housing in the 44333 zip code has appreciated modestly in recent years, with the broader market characterized by tight inventory and modest price appreciation relative to state and national benchmarks. Mortgage costs and rental costs are both moderately affordable relative to median household income in Ohio.
Specific program offerings, course sequences, and school culture details were not available in the data provided. Parents considering the school may want to reach out directly to discuss electives, clubs, support services, and the day-to-day academic and social environment.
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