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Olmsted Falls City School District

#825 in Best School Districts in America
  • Olmsted Falls, OH
  • 24 reviews
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    Overall Niche Grade
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    1. Academics
      A
    2. Diversity
      C
    3. Teachers
      A+
    4. College Prep
      A-
    5. Clubs & Activities
      A
    6. Health & Safety
      A+
    7. Administration
      A
    8. Sports
      A
    9. Food
      A-
    10. Resources & Facilities
      B+
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    Olmsted Falls City School District is a highly rated, public school district located in Olmsted Falls, OH. It has 3,661 students in grades PK, K-12 with a student-teacher ratio of 19 to 1. According to state test scores, 83% of students are at least proficient in math and 78% in reading.
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    Address
    26937 Bagley Rd
    Olmsted Falls, OH 44138
    Telephone
    (440) 427-6000
    Website
    ofcs.net
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    Olmsted Falls City School District Rankings

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    Academics

    Percent Proficient - Reading
    78%
    Percent Proficient - Math
    83%
    Average Graduation Rate
    96%
    Average SAT
    1220
    50 responses
    Average ACT
    27
    194 responses
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    Students

    Diversity
    C
    Based on racial and economic diversity and survey responses on school culture and diversity from students and parents.
    Students
    3,661
    Free or Reduced Lunch
    15.1%
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    Teachers

    Student-Teacher Ratio
    19:1
    National
    17:1
    Average Teacher Salary
    $70,032
    Teachers in First/Second Year
    2.9%

    Finances

    Total Expenses
    $42,038,000
    Expenses Per Student
    $11,914/ student
    National
    $12,239
    Education Expenses
    • Instruction
      64%
    • Support Services
      34%
    • Other
      2%

    Olmsted Falls City School District Reviews

    24 reviews
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    During my time at Olmsted Falls, I quickly learned unless you show specific disabilities or have a certain skin tone, the teachers will not help you. As a student with dyscalculia and multiple health issues and Black American female, I was constantly feeling overwhelmed at the scolding teachers would give me or how they just would not care that I needed immense help to pass my classes. From an overview point, the school shows well in academics - but only for students with no flaws. I would personally not enroll my child in that school if they had disabilities or were a darker tan.
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    Overall, Olmsted Falls City School District is a great place to get your education. I was able to take challenging courses that met my needs, and I was provided opportunities to extend my learning through partnerships with community colleges while in high school. Olmsted Falls provides a wide array of extra-curriculars which allowed me to be involved in athletics as well as clubs and honor societies. I received a well rounded education and feel very prepared for college.
    I liked how well they interact with students and care about them. I don’t like the food and sometimes they do not always take serious situations too serious which is a hugeness concern. For example, we had a shorting threat at our school and did nothing really. They only brought a cop to the school for “extra security”. That did not make students feel more safe.