ASHVILLE, OH — Teays Valley Local School District has earned an overall rating of 4 out of 5 stars on the latest Ohio Department of Education and Workforce report card, indicating the district officially exceeds state performance standards.
Led by Superintendent Kyle D. Wolfe, the Pickaway County district achieved high marks across multiple key categories, highlighted by a top-tier score in educational equity.
District Category Performance Breakdown:
- Gap Closing (5 Stars): Significantly exceeds state standards in reducing educational gaps across different student groups.
- Achievement (4 Stars): Exceeds state standards in overall student performance on state standardized tests.
- Graduation Rate (4 Stars): Exceeds state standards for the percentage of students graduating within four or five years.
- Progress (3 Stars): Meets state growth expectations based on students’ past academic performance.
- Early Literacy (3 Stars): Meets state standards for reading improvement and proficiency among kindergarten through third-grade students.
- College, Career, Workforce, and Military Readiness (2 Stars): Identified as needing additional support to meet state standards in preparing students for post-secondary opportunities.
District ratings are calculated on a scale of 1 to 5 stars using half-star increments, evaluated across up to six core components to assess overall school performance statewide.
