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The lowest-performing public schools by test proficiency in Summit County, Ohio · page 2

Ranks 51–61 of the lowest-performing public schools by test proficiency in Summit County, Ohio. Back to page 1.

LOWEST PROFICIENCY · SUMMIT COUNTY, OHIO

#	School	City	District	Level	% FRL	Students	% Proficient
51	Woodland Elementary School	Stow, OH	Stow-Munroe Falls City School District	Elementary	29.3%	270	85.3%
52	Arrowhead Primary Elementary School	Copley, OH	Copley-Fairlawn City	Elementary	26.6%	372	86.3%
53	Nolley Elementary School	New Franklin, OH	Manchester Local	Elementary	39.7%	527	86.8%
54	Northfield Elementary School	Northfield, OH	Nordonia Hills City	Elementary	18.4%	348	87.4%
55	Revere High School	Richfield, OH	Revere Local	High	9.6%	936	89.1%
56	Herberich Primary Elementary School	Fairlawn, OH	Copley-Fairlawn City	Elementary	18.7%	251	89.8%
57	East Woods Intermediate School	Hudson, OH	Hudson City	Elementary	7.7%	1,031	89.9%
58	Hudson Middle School	Hudson, OH	Hudson City	Middle	9.2%	1,027	90.5%
59	Rushwood Elementary School	Northfield, OH	Nordonia Hills City	Elementary	18.9%	355	91.2%
60	Hudson High School	Hudson, OH	Hudson City	High	8.4%	1,421	93.0%
61	Bath Elementary School	Akron, OH	Revere Local	Elementary	10.3%	662	93.0%

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