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Ohio: the lowest-performing school districts

223 districts

Ohio public school districts ranked by the lowest enrollment-weighted state-assessment proficiency. Districts need at least 2 schools and 500 students to qualify. The median ranked district is at 73.1%. Showing ranks 201 to 223.

#DistrictStateSchoolsStudents% Proficient
201Perrysburg Exempted VillageOH85,58486.7%
202South Range LocalOH31,22286.8%
203Upper Arlington CityOH106,66986.8%
204Independence LocalOH31,04486.9%
205Orange CityOH42,02987.6%
206Kenston LocalOH42,91287.7%
207Canfield LocalOH42,45387.8%
208Sycamore Community CityOH76,05187.9%
209Aurora CityOH53,04988.0%
210Anthony Wayne LocalOH64,13588.2%
211Granville Exempted VillageOH42,51788.2%
212Wyoming CityOH51,88288.6%
213Revere LocalOH42,89888.8%
214Brecksville-Broadview Heights CityOH33,68689.2%
215Highland LocalOH53,33689.6%
216Madeira CityOH41,78690.1%
217Bay Village CityOH52,33190.8%
218Hudson CityOH54,46891.3%
219West Geauga LocalOH41,96992.3%
220Rocky River CityOH52,60692.8%
221Mariemont CityOH41,55693.1%
222Solon CityOH74,59494.4%
223Chagrin Falls Exempted VillageOH41,66595.7%

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