Summary:
Edon Northwest Local is a small Ohio district serving about 527 students across two schools: Edon Elementary School (PK–6, 296 students) and Edon High School (7–12, 231 students), both located in Edon, OH. The district ranks 244 of 773 Ohio districts, placing it in the 68th percentile with 3 stars.
Edon Elementary School is strongest in upper-grade math and 5th-grade English. In 2025–2026, 5th-grade math reached 88.9% proficient versus 59.1% statewide, 6th-grade math hit 87.1% versus 56.2%, and 4th-grade math was 86.1% versus 67.3%. 5th-grade ELA was 88.9% versus 70.4%, and 5th-grade science was 75% versus 62.7%. The clear soft spots are 3rd-grade math at 45.2% versus 62.1% statewide and 3rd-grade ELA at 61.9% versus 63.4%. Chronic absenteeism is 10.6%, better than the district's 12.7%. Its rank slipped from 76th percentile/4 stars in 2023–2024 to 69th percentile/3 stars in 2025–2026. Free/reduced lunch data for the elementary school are unknown.
Edon High School shines in social studies: American Government 91.9% versus 71.6% and American History 90% versus 73.2%, plus 7th-grade ELA at 75.9% versus 62.7% and English II at 75.6% versus 62.7%. Geometry is the outlier at 31.6% versus 43.3%, the only high school test below state. The graduation rate is a strong 95.2%, but chronic absenteeism is 15.4%, higher than the elementary school and the district. High school rank fell from 83rd percentile/4 stars to 61st percentile/3 stars. Free/reduced lunch is 88.31%. Spending and class sizes are similar at both schools, so academic differences are not explained by those resources.
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