Summary:
ZIP code 44804 covers Arcadia, Ohio, a small rural community where three public schools serve roughly 578 students across grades K–12, all within the Arcadia Local district, which ranks 163rd out of 773 Ohio districts, placing it in the 79th percentile with 4 stars. The three schools — Arcadia Elementary School (K–6, 301 students), Arcadia Middle School (7–8, 85 students), and Arcadia High School (9–12, 192 students) — share a single campus on State Route 12, so families stay within one district from kindergarten through graduation.
The elementary and middle schools are the academic anchors. Both sit at the 81st percentile with 4 stars in 2025–26. Arcadia Elementary School scored above the state in every listed math and ELA test — 3rd grade math 90% vs. 62.1%, 4th grade math 93.3% vs. 67.3%, and 6th grade ELA 77.8% vs. 56%. Its only softer result was 5th grade science at 58.1% vs. the state's 62.7%, and that subject was above state the prior year. Arcadia Middle School improved from 66th percentile with 3 stars to 81st percentile with 4 stars, posting 100% in Algebra I vs. 61.6% statewide and 72.1% in 8th grade science vs. 61.2%. Arcadia High School is more uneven: a 100% graduation rate and strong American Government (93% vs. 71.6%), Biology (87.9% vs. 67%), and English II (80.6% vs. 62.7%), but Geometry below state at 41.9% vs. 43.3%, and a 3-star rank.
Attendance separates the schools most clearly. Chronic absenteeism is lowest at the middle school (3.5%) and elementary (5.9%), both below the district's 6.9%, while the high school is highest at 10.9%. The high school also reports a free/reduced-lunch rate of 98.44%, indicating near-universal economic need; values for the elementary and middle schools are not reported. Because the middle school enrolls only 85 students, percentages can shift widely from year to year.
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