Summary:
Edison Local is an Ohio district serving about 1,372 students across four schools in 2025–2026: two PK–6 elementary schools, one 7–8 junior high, and one 9–12 high school. Stanton Elementary School (408 students) and John E Gregg Elementary School (377) together enroll about 57% of students, while Edison High School (368) and Edison Junior High School (219) serve the rest. The district ranks 283 of 773 schools statewide (63rd percentile, 3 stars), but that average masks wide differences among its schools.
Edison High School is the standout: 184 of 795 (77th percentile, 4 stars), a 94.6% graduation rate, and above-state scores in every listed End-of-Course subject — including Geometry at 66.7 versus 43.3 statewide — even with the highest reported free/reduced lunch rate (70.11%) and 18.3% chronic absenteeism. The two elementaries are close together at the 68th and 69th percentile with 3 stars. John E Gregg has the district's best attendance (8.0% chronic absenteeism) and lowest free/reduced lunch (47.75%), while Stanton has improved three years running and posts standout 5th-grade math (92.2 versus 59.1 statewide).
Edison Junior High School is the clear outlier: 35th percentile, 2 stars, the highest absenteeism (21.3%), the highest student-teacher ratio (36.5 to 1), and the lowest listed spending ($7,826). Its 7th-grade results are the most severe — 13.3% proficient in math and 24.4% in ELA — though 8th-grade math rebounded from 22.0 to 54.8, and American History (93.2) and Algebra I (76.7) remain strong. Note that the junior high's free/reduced lunch figure is not available in the source data, and spending figures date to 2018–2019.
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