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Ohio: the counties with the lowest-performing public schools

28 counties

Ohio public school districts ranked by the lowest enrollment-weighted state-assessment proficiency. Counties need at least 3 schools and 1,000 students to qualify.

#CountyStateSchoolsStudents% Proficient
1Monroe CountyOH81,68356.6%
2Hardin CountyOH134,05058.1%
3Carroll CountyOH82,82463.3%
4Champaign CountyOH156,13565.3%
5Morrow CountyOH124,68565.7%
6Brown CountyOH176,53466.8%
7Logan CountyOH136,35768.1%
8Lake CountyOH5527,89968.2%
9Madison CountyOH177,18969.2%
10Paulding CountyOH102,85569.2%
11Portage CountyOH4619,63870.3%
12Clermont CountyOH4726,24670.6%
13Licking CountyOH6129,81570.6%
14Hancock CountyOH3511,97571.0%
15Wayne CountyOH4314,47971.5%
16Shelby CountyOH227,81272.3%
17Ashland CountyOH196,94073.1%
18Auglaize CountyOH187,46274.6%
19Holmes CountyOH173,27175.4%
20Fulton CountyOH206,93575.7%
21Wood CountyOH3719,96876.7%
22Warren CountyOH4539,89879.8%
23Medina CountyOH4425,24380.2%
24Mercer CountyOH229,24280.2%
25Union CountyOH1912,59780.3%
26Putnam CountyOH225,93880.5%
27Delaware CountyOH5944,10081.1%
28Geauga CountyOH229,93983.1%

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