Summary:
Anna Local is a small Ohio district serving about 1,064 students across three schools that together cover the full K–12 span: Anna Elementary School (K–5, 516 students), Anna Middle School (6–8, 250 students), and Anna High School (9–12, 298 students). As a whole, Anna Local ranks 59th out of 773 Ohio districts — the 92nd percentile — and every one of its 21 reported 2025-26 test results came in above the state average.
Anna Elementary School is the district's strongest building: 5 stars and a 94th-percentile rank in each of the last three years, test scores 20 to 31 points above the state, and the lowest chronic absenteeism at 4.6%. Anna Middle School is the math standout, holding 5 stars all three years and posting 100% Algebra I proficiency in both 2024-25 and 2025-26 against a state rate of about 60% — though that course serves a small accelerated group, so treat it as a ceiling reached rather than proof the course scales. Anna High School is comfortably above average but relatively the weakest link: 4 stars, an 86th–88th percentile rank, a 96.8% graduation rate, and the district's narrowest margin (American Government, about 8 points above state).
Two patterns are worth watching. First, chronic absenteeism climbs steadily with grade level — 4.6% in elementary, 7.5% in middle, 8.4% in high school — so engagement appears to thin as students move up, and the high school is the only building pulling the district average up. Second, enrollment itself thins from roughly 86 students per grade in K–5 to about 75 in grades 9–12, even as the district's best results come from its largest, youngest cohort. Spending figures are dated (2018-19) and class sizes vary by course, so resource comparisons should be read with care.
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