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The highest-performing public high schools in reading in Hancock County, Ohio

Across Hancock County, Ohio, 8 public high schools are ranked here, ranked by the share of students meeting or exceeding the state reading and writing standard. Arcadia High School leads the list at 81.1%, against a median of 70.1% across the ranked schools.

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Schools ranked

Hancock County, Ohio

Top % Proficient (Reading)

81.1%

Median % Proficient (Reading)

70.1%

BEST IN READING · HANCOCK COUNTY, OHIO

#	School	City	District	Level	Students	% Proficient (Reading)
1	Arcadia High School	Arcadia, OH	Arcadia Local	High	192	81.1%
2	Liberty-Benton High School	Findlay, OH	Liberty-Benton Local	High	549	80.2%
3	Van Buren High School	Van Buren, OH	Van Buren Local	High	347	71.7%
4	Findlay High School	Findlay, OH	Findlay City	High	1,592	71.4%
5	Riverdale High School	Mt Blanchard, OH	Riverdale Local	High	321	68.7%
6	Arlington Local High School	Arlington, OH	Arlington Local	High	249	67.3%
7	McComb Local Jr/Sr High School	McComb, OH	McComb Local	High	282	56.7%
8	Cory-Rawson High School	Rawson, OH	Cory-Rawson Local	High	265	55.7%

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