Summary:
Crestline Exempted Village is a small Ohio district with just two schools: Crestline Elementary School, serving grades K–4 with 258 students, and Crestline High School, serving grades 9–12 with 246 students — 504 students in all. There is no middle school or alternative school in the district. The district overall is rated 598th of 773 districts, in the 23rd percentile with 1 star. One caveat to keep in mind: the elementary is listed as K–4 yet has 5th-grade test records from 2024–2025, and the high school record for that year includes 6th–8th grade results, so some grade-level trends may reflect reporting changes rather than real performance shifts. Free/reduced-lunch percentages are not reported for either school.
Crestline Elementary School is the current bright spot. Its 2025–2026 rank is 900th of 1,560 schools — 42nd percentile, 2 stars — up from 26th percentile and 1 star in both 2023–2024 and 2024–2025. Fourth-grade English language arts proficiency was 77.8% against 61.8% statewide, the only current-year result clearly above the state, while 4th-grade math was 66.7%, essentially matching the state's 67.3%. Third-grade math and ELA were both 50%, below the state's 62.1% and 63.4%. Chronic absenteeism was 12.4%, well below the district's 19.0%.
Crestline High School faces steeper challenges. It ranks 643rd of 795 schools — 19th percentile, 1 star — down from 26th percentile in 2023–2024. Chronic absenteeism was 26.5%, more than double the elementary rate and above the district's 19.0%. Its graduation rate was 87.5%. American History (72.2% vs. 73.2% state) and American Government (64.9% vs. 71.6%) came closest to state levels. Math and science lagged most: Algebra I 31% vs. 61.6%, Geometry 17.6% vs. 43.3%, Biology 47.1% vs. 67%, and English II 52.8% vs. 62.7%. Across grade levels, mathematics is the district's most consistent weakness.
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