Summary
Archbold Elementary School is a K–4 school with 441 students in Archbold, a small community in northwest Ohio, and it is part of Archbold-Area Local. In 2025–26 it ranked 155th of 1,560 Ohio elementary schools — the 90th percentile, with 5 stars — while its district ranks 103rd of 773 Ohio districts. The school's rank history shows steady improvement: 337th of 1,684 (80th percentile, 4 stars) in 2014–15, 79th of 1,588 (95th percentile, 5 stars) in 2021–22, and 5 stars again in 2024–25 and 2025–26.
Test scores are well above the state in every tested area. In 2025–26, 3rd-grade math was 77.4% proficient, 4th-grade math 90.5%, 3rd-grade ELA 88.2%, and 4th-grade ELA 84.5%, compared with state rates of 62.1%, 67.3%, 63.4%, and 61.8%. Among nearby schools, Archbold's 4th-grade ELA score is the highest, and its 3rd-grade ELA score trails only Napoleon Elementary School's 90.9%. Chronic absenteeism is 5.6%, below the district's 6.8% and lower than Bryan Elementary (9.0%) and Wauseon Elementary School (6.9%); only Pettisville Elementary School (2.0%) and Liberty Center Elementary School (5.5%) are lower or similar.
The student–teacher ratio is 15.7, lower than Liberty Center Elementary (16.5), Napoleon Elementary (17.2), and Tinora Elementary School (19.7). Free/reduced lunch has risen from 26.91% to 33.56%, yet students from low-income families still rank in the 77th–86th percentiles, and special education students ranked at the 55th percentile in 2023–24 — the lowest reported group, but still above the statewide median. Per-pupil spending was $9,013 in 2018–19, an outdated figure and lower than several nearby districts. Overall, Archbold is one of the strongest elementary schools in its region.
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