FHSD Elementary Schools and Nagel Middle School Ranked Among Top in Ohio
FHSD Elementary Schools and Nagel Middle School Ranked Among Top in Ohio
Forest Hills School District is proud to share that all six elementary schools and Nagel Middle School are ranked among the top K-8 schools in the state of Ohio by U.S. News and World Report. The organization rated Nagel in the top 6% out of more than 2,500 middle schools listed. FHSD elementary schools, including Ayer, Maddux, Mercer, Sherwood, Summit and Wilson, placed in the top 14% out of more than 3,000 elementary schools listed.
“These exceptional ratings honor all of our elementary schools as well as Nagel Middle School,” said Superintendent Suzanna Davis. “They stand as a testament to the dedication of our teachers, staff and students, highlighting the strong educational foundation that prepares students for long-term achievement. While we always appreciate and are grateful for recognitions like this, our educators strive to go beyond the ratings to provide a world class educational experience that empowers all students to achieve personal success each day.”
These rankings add to a series of recent accolades for the district, including a 5-star rating on the Ohio State Report Card and Maddux Elementary School's recognition as a National Gold Star School by the National Association of Elementary School Principals.
Anderson and Turpin High Schools were also recently ranked in the top 6% of high schools in Ohio. The separate report revealed that out of more than 1,000 schools in the state, Turpin placed 19th in Ohio and Anderson placed 44th. You can learn more about the high school recognitions in U.S. News and World Report’s FHSD high school landing page.
Learn more about this year’s U.S. News and World Report ratings by referring to the following links:
