Summary:
Zip code 44827 in Ohio contains three elementary schools spread across two districts, serving students from pre-kindergarten through grade 5 with a combined listed enrollment of 727 students: Crestline Elementary School (K–4, 258 students) in Crestline Exempted Village, and the two grade-split campuses of Hannah Crawford Elementary School PreK-Grade 2 (PK–2, 240 students) and Hannah Crawford Elementary School grades 3 -5 (3–5, 229 students) in Colonel Crawford Local.
The academic standout is Hannah Crawford Elementary School grades 3 -5, which outperforms the state in most tested areas — 5th grade science at 76.9% versus 62.7% statewide, 3rd grade math at 77.8%, and 3rd and 4th grade ELA above 73%. Its district, Colonel Crawford Local, is rated 4 stars and sits in the 72nd percentile of Ohio districts. The clear weak spot is 5th grade math, where proficiency was 29.8% in 2025–2026 against a state average of 59.1%. Attendance is a strength across both Hannah Crawford campuses, with chronic absenteeism around 5.5%.
Crestline Elementary School is the improvement story, climbing from 1 star and the 26th percentile to 2 stars and the 42nd percentile, a 254-rank gain, with 4th grade ELA at 77.8% versus 61.8% statewide. Third grade math and ELA, however, remain at 50%, both below state averages, and its district, Crestline Exempted Village, is rated 1 star and sits in the 23rd percentile. Chronic absenteeism at Crestline is 12.4% — better than its district's 19.0% but more than double the Hannah Crawford schools. Crestline also spends more per student ($10,544) with a lower student-teacher ratio (13.8) than Hannah Crawford grades 3–5 ($8,866 and 16.4), showing that resource levels and outcomes do not move together in this snapshot.
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