Elmwood Local

The Elmwood Local school district in Ohio consists of three schools: Elmwood Elementary School, Elmwood Middle School, and Elmwood High School. The data reveals that Elmwood Elementary School is the standout performer, consistently scoring well above state and district averages on state assessments, particularly in math and English language arts. Elmwood Middle School also excels, with exceptional performance in science and a 100% proficiency rate in Algebra I. However, Elmwood High School's academic performance is more mixed, with some subject areas scoring above the state average and others lagging behind.

Across the district, the student population is predominantly white, ranging from 88% to 89% at the three schools. Elmwood High School has the most diverse student body, with 7.29% Hispanic and 3.34% two or more races. Interestingly, Elmwood High School also has the highest per-student spending at $11,663, followed by Elmwood Middle School at $10,277 and Elmwood Elementary School at $9,040. Despite the higher spending, Elmwood High School's academic performance is more uneven, suggesting that the school may need to focus on improving student outcomes in certain subject areas.

Overall, the Elmwood Local school district presents a mixed picture, with Elmwood Elementary School standing out as a top performer and Elmwood Middle School also showing strong academic results, particularly in science and Algebra I. However, Elmwood High School has room for improvement, and the district may need to address the disparities in performance across the different grade levels to ensure more consistent academic success for all students.