Summary:
Ada Exempted Village is a small Ohio district serving about 865 students across two schools: Ada Elementary School for grades K–5 (461 students) and Ada High School for grades 6–12 (404 students). The district ranks 139th out of 773 Ohio districts, in the 82nd percentile with 4 stars, and both of its schools also earned 4 stars. Because only one building serves each grade or subject, district-level test results mirror the individual school results.
Ada Elementary School is the district's improvement story: its rank percentile rose from 58th to 75th to 84th over three years, and it now ranks 243rd out of 1,560 elementary schools. Fourth-grade math is the strongest result in the data, at 93.8% proficient in 2025–2026 and 95.1% the year before, roughly 26 points above the state both times. Every listed elementary ELA, math, and science test is above the state average, averaging 81.9% versus 63.8% statewide. Chronic absenteeism is 8.9%, below the district's 11.8%.
Ada High School is a steady high performer, ranked 139th out of 795 high schools at the 83rd percentile with 4 stars, and it has held in the 83rd–86th percentile over three years. Its graduation rate is 100.0%. Algebra I is 91.9% proficient, more than 30 points above state, while American Government is 93.9%, Biology 85.5%, and English II 78.3%. Geometry is the clear weak spot at 42.6%, just under the state's 43.3% and down from 53.1% the prior year. High school chronic absenteeism is 14.5%, above the district average and about 5.6 points higher than the elementary school. Ada High's free/reduced lunch rate is 93.07%, with the elementary value unavailable, and spending figures are from 2018–2019 ($9,548 elementary, $10,882 high school), so both should be used cautiously.
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