London High School Shines with Strong Performance on Ohio Report Card: 4.5-Star Rating
London High School has recently earned an impressive 4.5-star rating on the Ohio Department of Education’s 2024 Report Card. In a three-county area (Clark, Champaign, and Madison County), London High School was one of three high schools with a 4.5-star rating or higher. London High School is the highest-rated high school in Madison County. This rating reflects the school’s dedication to academic excellence, student growth, and overall success, positioning it as one of the standout high schools in the region.
Key Highlights from the Ohio Report Card
The Ohio Report Card is designed to provide transparency and insight into a school's performance in several key areas, offering a snapshot of how well schools are preparing students for success. London High School’s 4.5-star rating indicates an outstanding level of achievement across multiple categories. Here are some key highlights from their performance:
1. Achievement
London High School’s achievement score reflects students’ performance on state tests. The school's ability to consistently exceed state standards speaks to the rigorous instruction and dedication from both educators and students. A high percentage of students scored proficient or better in core subject areas like math, English, and science, demonstrating a strong foundation for college and career readiness.
2. Progress
The progress component measures the academic growth of students from year to year. London High School has shown significant improvement in this area, indicating that students are making above-average strides in their learning. This progress score underscores the school's commitment to ensuring that every student, regardless of their starting point, is given the tools they need to succeed.
3. Graduation Rate
A critical indicator of school performance is the graduation rate, and London High School continues to excel in this area. With a graduation rate well above the state average, the school has demonstrated its focus on not only educating students but also guiding them to the successful completion of their high school careers.
4. Gap Closing
London High School has made significant strides in closing educational gaps among diverse student populations. This component looks at the performance of different student groups, including those from economically disadvantaged backgrounds or with disabilities. The school’s high score in this category highlights its commitment to equity and inclusion, ensuring that all students have the opportunity to succeed.
5. College, Career, Workforce, and Military Readiness
Preparing students for life beyond high school is a major priority for London High School. The Ohio Report Card’s readiness component looks at how well schools are preparing students for their next steps, whether that be college, a career, or military service. London High School's strong performance in this area indicates that graduates leave with the skills and knowledge needed to thrive in their chosen paths.
Looking Ahead
While the 4.5-star rating is an outstanding accomplishment, London High School remains committed to continual improvement. With a focus on academic innovation, student well-being, and community engagement, the school is poised to maintain its status as a leading institution in Ohio education.
For more detailed information on London High School’s performance, visit the official Ohio Department of Education’s Report Card website:https://reportcard.education.ohio.gov/.
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School doors open at 7:00.
Students will be released to their first period at 7:10.
Class starts at 7:20. Students arriving at their classroom after 7:20 need to report to the office for a late pass.
Students are expected to remove their hats, hoods, AirPods, or other headphone device, and put phones away as they enter the building.
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