Summary:
Newton Falls Exempted Village is home to a single high school, Newton Falls High School, which serves grades 9–12 and about 245 students at 907 Milton Blvd in Newton Falls, Ohio. The Newton Falls Exempted Village district ranks 591st of 773 districts statewide — about the 24th percentile with 1 star — so this one school carries the district's entire secondary profile.
Test scores are the biggest concern. In 2024–25, Newton Falls High School averaged 65.8% proficiency across six End-of-Course subjects, above the state's 62.0%, and it topped the state in four of six subjects. In 2025–26, the school average fell to 53.8% while the state average rose to 63.2%, leaving the school below Ohio in all six subjects. Geometry is the clearest red flag at 23.8% proficient — 19.5 points below the state and down 26.9 points from the prior year. Biology (down 20.0 points) and English II (down 11.9 points) are also more than 10 points behind the state. Algebra I is the only bright spot: it improved 4.1 points to 60.0%, just 1.6 points below the state.
Graduation is a strength, with 93.8% of students graduating, essentially matching the district's 93.9%. Chronic absenteeism is the major non-test concern: 48.3% of students are chronically absent, 9.5 points above the district's 38.8%. Rank history shows unusual volatility — 40th percentile and 2 stars in 2023–24, 54th percentile and 3 stars in 2024–25, then 23rd percentile and 1 star in 2025–26. Per-student spending is listed at $9,367, but that figure is from 2018–19, and free/reduced lunch data for 2024–25 is unavailable.
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