Ohio issues school report cards for 2023-2024
Ada Exempted Village Schools scores 4.0
By Paula Pyzik Scott
On Friday, September 13, the State of Ohio issued report cards for school districts and schools for the 2023-2024 school year. The reports rate schools on six components: achievement, progress, gap closing, graduation, early literacy and college, career, workforce and military readiness. View the full report card HERE.
The Ada Exempted Village Schools received an overall rating of 4 stars out of 5, which exceeds state standards.
The Department of Education and Workforce website provides additional information at https://reportcard.education.ohio.gov/district/045187
Individual ratings are also provided for the Ada Elementary School and Ada High School.
The website also provides links to Special Education Profiles, Financial Data, National Assessment of Education Progress in Ohio and Student Opportunity Profile.
The report show the following date for the Ada Exempted Village Schools:
STUDENTS
Enrollment- 842
Chronic Absenteeism Rate - 15.5%
4-Year Graduation Rate - 95.7%
Number of Schools - 2
TEACHERS
Attendance Rate - 95.1%
Average Salary - $68,412
Avg. Years of Experience - 17
Lead or Senior Teachers - 1
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