Northeastern Local

Northeastern Local in Ohio is a small district of three schools — Tinora Elementary School (K–6, 355 students), Tinora Middle School (5–9, 313 students), and Tinora High School (9–12, 272 students). The district itself ranks 160th of 773 Ohio districts, in the 79th percentile with 4 stars. Because the reported grade spans overlap, treat enrollments as building-level figures rather than additive K–12 counts.

Tinora High School is the strongest relative performer: 109th of 795 Ohio high schools (86th percentile, 4 stars), a 97.7% graduation rate, and every listed end-of-course test above the state proficiency rate, including American History (91.7%), American Government (88.7%), and Biology (84.3%). Its weakest EOC, Geometry at 54.4%, still beats the state's 43.3%. Tinora Elementary School also stands out — 374th of 1,560 elementaries (76th percentile, 4 stars), with 4th grade math at 94.8% versus the state's 67.3%, 3rd grade ELA at 74.6% versus 63.4%, and the district's lowest chronic absenteeism at 7.0%.

Tinora Middle School is the most uneven: 331st of 1,046 (68th percentile, 3 stars, down from 4 stars), yet Algebra I proficiency reached 100% in 2025–2026, and 8th grade science was 79.7% versus the state's 61.2%. Its 8th grade math, however, fell to 43.1% — below the state's 52% and the only current-year listed test in the district below state; 20 of 21 tests are above it. Chronic absenteeism rises with grade level, from 7.0% at the elementary to 10.3% at the middle and 11.5% at the high school, against the district's 9.4%.