Summary:
The city of Dola, Ohio is home to two schools: Hardin Northern Elementary School and Hardin Northern High School, both part of the Hardin Northern Local school district. The data shows that Hardin Northern Elementary is the standout school, consistently ranking in the top 25% of Ohio elementary schools over the past 3 years and outperforming the high school on key metrics.
Hardin Northern Elementary has 210 students and spends $12,607 per student, with a 14:1 student-teacher ratio. The school's test scores are generally above state averages, particularly in mathematics and English language arts. In contrast, Hardin Northern High School has 174 students, spends $13,111 per student, and has a 10.8:1 student-teacher ratio. The high school's test scores are more mixed, with some subjects performing above state averages and others, like mathematics, performing significantly below.
While the high school maintains a strong 96.3% 4-year graduation rate, it has a lower statewide ranking of #496 out of 855 Ohio high schools. The high school also has a much higher free/reduced lunch rate of 90.23%, indicating a high level of economic disadvantage among the student population. Overall, the data suggests that Hardin Northern Elementary School is the stronger performing school in the district, while the high school faces some challenges that may require additional support and resources.
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