Ohio districts show mixed grades on 2023 school report card
Avon Lake rose to an A in Achievement and boosted progress for students with disabilities from an F to an A over three years. Amherst kept a B overall with a C for improving at-risk K-3 readers. North Ridgeville nearly moved to B with strong value-added, while Midview held a C overall but raised gifted value-added from F to C. District leaders emphasize growth and continued focus on progress and preparedness for success.
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Ben Hodge
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Mike Molnar
Midview
Bruce Willingham
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Mark Ballard
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Elyria District Edges Toward B Despite D Rating
Elyria Schools kept an overall D grade while improving to a C in gap closing. Graduation rate sits at 88 percent, just shy of the 89 needed for a B. English Language Arts saw notable gains as programs funded by grants rolled out midyear.
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Elyria
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Ann Schloss
Natalie Matthews
Hawthorne Elementary
Stevan Dohanos
Lorain district nudges up overall grade on state report card
Lorain City School District moves from an overall D as gaps close, with the highest jump from an F to a B in the gap closing metric. Despite progress, the district retains failing values in overall value added and a D in performance index while New Beginnings and the high school show mixed results.
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David Hardy
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Youngstown
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New Beginnings
Johnnie Wilson
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