NRCS Earns 4.5 Stars on Ohio State Report Card

The North Ridgeville City Schools District is proud to announce continued progress on the Ohio State Report Card, improving its overall rating from 4 stars to 4.5. 

The Performance Index increased from 83.4 to 83.7, reflecting meaningful academic growth among our students. The Performance Index recognizes achievement for all students grades 3 through high school on Ohio’s State Tests, measuring performance beyond whether students simply meet the proficient mark.

Our district has also made notable progress in College, Career, Workforce, and Military Readiness, with the score increasing from 56 to 65, improving from a 2-star to a 3-star rating in that area. 

“These results are a testament to the hard work and commitment of our students, families, teachers, and staff,” said Stacy Rocco, Director of Curriculum. “We are especially proud of the growth in the College, Career, Workforce, and Military Readiness. The exceptional team at North Ridgeville High School, led by Principal Meghan Hignite and Coordinator of Community Partnerships and Educational Opportunities Lee Armbruster, is dedicated to advancing this important work. They are creating meaningful opportunities and strong outcomes for our students through career exploration, educational pathways, and pre-apprenticeships.”

Looking ahead, we remain focused on continued annual growth by maintaining a clear commitment to every student. We are celebrating successes while identifying opportunities to strengthen areas for improvement, ensuring every Ranger has the support to succeed. 

“This is something our entire North Ridgeville community can be proud of,” Rocco said. “It reflects our true commitment to Every Ranger, Every Day.”